Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Mystery
100
Anxiety is ___ when a patient is expecting or experiencing adverse side effects of treatment (high, medium, low)
High
100
This type of disease contains the top causes of death within the United States
Chronic disorders
100
These are the two types of stroke
Ischemic and Hemorrhagic
100
These are the types of immune cells the HIV virus targets
Helper T cells and macrophages
100
This is the overarching model of health psychology
BioPsychoSocial Model
200
These are components of Quality of Life
Physical functioning, psychological status, social functioning
200
This is the definition of euthanasia
Ending the life of a person who is suffering from a terminal illness
200
Type 2 diabetes is this kind of diabetes
(resistant or dependent)
Insulin Resistance
200
When someone is stressed, their immune system functioning does this:
Gets worse, decreases, is less effective
200
Whose sock is this?
Curt Schilling
300
These are two ways adherence can be increased
Education, self-efficacy, social support
300
This is the age when children think of death as a "great sleep"
Up to age 5
300
These are three symptoms used to diagnose metabolic syndrome
Obesity around the waist
Hypertension
Low good cholesterol
High bad cholesterol
300
This is the definition of Natural Immunity
The body's generalized defense against pathogens
300
This is a correct in-text citation, per the APA citation style guide.
A.) Claire Grant (2023) states that acute illnesses such as dysentery was a common cause of death in the 1700s.
B. It has been well established that the Fall 2023 Health Psychology class was a fantastic class (Grant et al., 2023).
C.) In a recent study, it was found that the biopsychosocial model is well understood by every health psychology student (Grant. Claire, Schilling, Monk, Grey, and Finn., 2023).
B!
What's wrong with the other citations?
400
These are the types of social partners who are most likely to leave after an illness diagnosis
Friends and acquaintances
400
There are the definitions of curative and palliative care
Curative: focus on curing illness (setting a broken bone)
Palliative: focus on providing comfort and social support into death (hospice)
400
This is the acronym outlining stroke symptoms
Balance
Eyes
Face
Arms
Speech
Time
400
These are three common symptoms of Type I diabetes
Frequent Urination
Increased Thirst/Fluid Consumption
Fatigue
Weight loss
Weakness
Irritability
Nausea, Fainting
Uncontrollable hunger
400
This is the main cause of osetoarthritis
Deterioration of cartilage in weight-bearing joints
500
These are three ways denial can impact chronic health disorders
Defense mechanism to avoid implications of a disorder
Protective by not having to come to terms with potential problems
Interferes with treatment information
Implication in adherence
500
These are the five states of grief, in order, according to Kubler-Ross. And, what critics say is left out of the model.
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance.
Anxiety
500
These are three risk factors for increased stress.
Biological Reactivity
Trauma exposure
Acute stress
SES
Family environment
Social Support/Isolation
Illness
Work
Loss of control
Social instability
Hostility/Anger
Exhaustion
Pain
500
These are two factors that can improve and two factors that can inhibit adherence
Improve: Education, Perceived Control, Self-Efficacy, Knowledge, Family/Social Support, CBT/therapy, Active Coping, Motivation
Inhibit: Depression/Anxiety/Mental Health Issues, Stress, Body Image, Alcohol/Drug Abuse, Poverty,
500
What are the names of Claire's dog and cat?
Finn
Millie
