Stress
Anxiety
Coping
TedTalk Video
8 Signs of Anxiety?
100

This is the most common type of stress.


What is acute stress?

100

1. Environment

2. Social

3. Economic

4. Education 

What are the related determinants of health in anxiety? 

100

Listening to music, playing with a pet, taking a nap, taking a bath/shower, laughing or crying 

What are positive coping strategies? 

100

This is required to achieve resilience.


What is failure?

100

1. You have a high bar of perfectionism

2. You are very self-critical

3. You tend to feel self-conscious 

4. You feel constantly restless 

5. You have catastrophic thoughts

6. You’re irritable and struggle with emotional volatility 

7. You are extremely indecisive 

8. You have unexplainable physical symptoms

What are the 8 sign of anxiety in the video? 

200

Type of stress that can be experienced on a regular basis (ex. work or school pressure)

What is physiological stress? 

200

Impaired concentration, distractibility, and talkativeness 

What is an example of a subtle sign of anxiety? 

200

Negative self-talk, driving fast, yelling at others, chewing fingernails, becoming aggressive or violence 

What are negative coping strategies? 

200

Overthinking a situation

What happens when you try NOT to think about a certain thing?

200

Catastrophic thoughts

What is overthinking and jumping to conclusions? 

300

Type of stress that is usually temporary and an be resolved when the stressor is removed or dealt with

What is episodic acute stress?

300

Panic or compulsive behaviour 

What is an example of an overt sign of anxiety? 

300

This gives you the tools to improve your quality of life and become resilient.


What is coping? 

300

This is associated with chronic stress.


What is cardiac, immune and memory issues associated with?

300

Unrealistic high expectations for yourself, thinking you must perfect everything you do.


What is the high bar of perfectionism?

400

Responsible for developing intervention, provide guidance, trusting nurse-patient relationship, asking open-ended question and actively listening

What is the nursing practice for stress?

400

Eating disorder, isolating self in group setting, substance abuse 

What are the consequences of anxiety in adolescents? 

400

Using all of your coping strategies and tools to overcome stressors, which in turn helps you become a stronger and more adaptable person when faced with adversity.

What is resilience? 

400

How their families are doing down on earth

What is the number one thing astronauts report stresses them out the most while in space?

400

Presenting infront of a crowd and noticing your sweaty palms, shaking legs and the sound of your voice.

What is self-conscious? 

500

Interrelated concepts of stress    

What is anxiety, family dynamics, mood and affect?

500

Their medical history must be obtained, and a physical/mental status examination must be completed. 

What are the different nursing actions used to assess and improve one's anxiety? 

500

Slow breathing, muscle tense release; 5,4,3,2,1; grounding activity, exercise, developing personal skills, create a supportive environment, advocate and support. 

What are coping strategies for Anxiety? 

500

This promotes resilience.


What is rebounding and recovering from challenging experiences?

500

40 million people suffer from anxiety according to... 

What is the National Institution of Mental Health report?