Your body's and mind's response to a demand made upon it
Stress
The ability to recover from illness, hardship, and other stressors.
Resiliency
Conditions that make it difficult for your body to take part in daily activites.
Biological Stressor
A skill or resource that can help you reach your goals.
Asset
The act of intentionally taking one's own life.
Suicide
Grieve
Widening of the pupils, tense muscles, and faster breathing are all physical responses to what?
Stress
In response to distress you may feel frightened, feel confident, and become focused. Which two of those three are incorrect.
Confident, Focused
Being susceptible to colds and flu, tension headaches, and heart disease are all effects of what?
Prolonged stress
These can be environmental, biological, and mentally challenging.
Stressors
Name a benefit of long term stress
None
Name two benefits of relaxation techniques.
Relieve tension, reserve energy for fighting illness, help keep you focused
Which stage of grief is incorrect?
Bargaining, Coping, Acceptance, Anger
Coping
Tell a trusted adult.
False
Which of these will not help you cope with loss?
Getting plenty of rest, blaming yourself, crying to express your feelings, sharing pleasant memories
Blaming yourself
Which stage of grief?
Ms. Sanchez is terminally ill. She has competed her will, has found homes for her cats, and is writing letters to her friends and relatives, bidding them goodbye.
Acceptance
What stage of grief?
Bobby didn't receive an acceptance to the college of his choice. Now he refuses to apply to any other colleges, saying it's hopeless to do so.
Depression
What stage of grief?
Wilbur says, "It isn't fair. I was promised a promotion but yesterday i lost my job because the business where I worked closed. How could this happen to me? This world stinks!"
Anger
What stage of grief?
Sam says, "All the tests are wrong. My brother doesn't have cancer."
Denial
Timmy has been living with a terminal illness for almost a year now. He recently called his lawyer to make a will and has talked to his family about how he would like his funeral arranged. What stage of grief is Timmy in?
Acceptance
A service where the body of the deceased may be present, enables friends to pay tribute to a loved one, and after which it concludes the body is either buried or cremated is called what?
Funeral
Feeling hopeless, withdrawing from family, taking more risks are all warning signs of what?
Suicide
Wilbur was feeling overwhelmed at school. He sat down and prioritized the tasks and assignments that needed to get done. Wilbur minimized the effects of stress by using a technique called...
Time Management
Which stage of grief?
Jolene vows to spend all her free time as a hospice volunteer if her mother survives brain cancer.
Bargaining