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Signs of Stress
Resources
Skills to Prevent Stress
True or False?
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What is stress?
The brain’s response to any demand or change, and is a common feeling that everyone experiences time and time again.
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List 2 signs of stress.
Eating more or less, sleeping too much or too little, isolating yourself from others, aches and pains, irritability or short temper, constant worrying, anxious or racing thoughts, agitation, inability to relax, feeling overwhelmed.
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Name one resource on campus for stress management.
Student health center, women's resource center.
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List 2 healthy living choices to conquer stress.
Diet, rest, exercise, talk to someone, get organized, manage anger.
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True or False: Alcohol, drugs, marijuana, and medications/pills are positive ways to manage stress.
False.
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List 3 triggers for stress among college students.
Lifestyle changes: living away from home, school, work, relationships, balancing life, etc.
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This sign of stress causes us to over react and needs to be managed.
Anger.
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Where is the student health center located on campus?
In between the dorms and the lab school, near shaw, near the ride and share (lot E) parking lot
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At least how many hours of sleep should you get to prevent stress?
6
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Time management is a positive way to manage stress.
True.
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List 3 negative health consequences of stress.
Loss of appetite, lack of sleep/fatigue, increased heart rate, heart attacks, difficulty breathing, anxiety, and other mental health issues.
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List 3 short term physical symptoms of stress.
Dry mouth, cool skin, increased sweating, rapid breathing, faster heart rate, tense muscles, feelings of nausea, "butterflies" in your stomach.
300
Where is the Women's Resource Center located?
In the Center for Women and Culture, Thomas 110 (between the Satellite Student Union and the Bookstore)
300
How long and how often should you exercise to prevent stress?
At least 20 minutes of exercise 5 times a week.
300
Deep breathing, meditation, rhythmic exercise, and yoga are good examples of relaxing to manage stress.
True.
400
What percentage of college students have been found to experience daily stress in 2008?
80 percent of college students in 2008 reported experiencing daily stress, 34 percent had felt depressed, 13 percent were diagnosed with a mental health condition, and nine percent considered suicide.
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List 3 long term physical symptoms of stress.
Insomnia, change in appetite, sexual disorders, aches and pains, frequent colds, feelings of intense and long term tiredness, prone to getting ill.
400
What is the student health center's phone number?
(559) 278-2734
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List 3 ways to have a good diet in order to prevent stress.
Lower salt intake, decrease sugar intake, decrease caffeine intake, & add more vegetables, fruits, water, vitamins to diet
400
Being organized, developing a schedule, and procrastinating are ways to manage your time and your stress.
False!