Stress
Habit formation
Meds Side effects
Allergies
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100

This is your body's automatic "flight" or "fight" response.

What is stress?

100
This is something you do regularly, often without thinking.

What is a habit?

100

What is a common side effect of many medications

What is sleepy or drowsyness

100

This is the body's overreaction to a harmless substance.

What is an allergy

100

This organ controls thoughts, emotions, and behavior 

What is the brain

200

This hormone increases during stress and affects sleep and mood.

What is cortisol?

200

Habits are formed through this 3- part loop: cue routine, and this 

What is a reward

200

What are the most common side effects?

(e.g., nausea, fatigue, dizziness)

200

This common allergy symptom includes itching, hives, or rash

What is a skin reaction

200

This skill involves focusing on the present moment without judgement 

What is mindfulness

300

Name one healthy coping skill used to reduce stress

deep breathing, exercise, talking to someone, journaling

300

It typically takes about this many days to build a new habit 

21-66

300

When should I alert my doctor about symptoms

 if symptoms persist or are unbearable

300

This life-threatening allergic reaction requires immediate help.

What is anaphylaxis

300

This is the recommended number of hours of sleep for most adults 

What is 7-9 hours

400

This type of stress can motivate you and help performance

What is eustress (positive stress)

400

This strategy involves pairing a new habit with something you already do

What is habit stacking

400

This common medication side effect can make you feel very thirsty

What is dry mouth


400

This medication is commonly used to treat severe allergic reactions

What is epinephrine (epipen)

400

Talking to a therapist is an example of this type of treatment 

What is psychotherapy/talk therapy

500

This relaxation technique involves tightening and releasing muscles 

What is progressive muscle relaxation

500

Breaking habits is easier when you remove this from your environment 

What is triggers/ cues 

500

Why is it important not to stop psychiatric medication suddenly?

Risk of withdrawal symptoms or relapse 

500

Why is it important to report medication allergies in a hospital

What is to prevent dangerous reactions

500

Name one DBT grounding technique used during anxiety

deep breathing etc


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