Distress/ eustress
What is distress?
Bad stress
What is a common symptom of stress?
Headaches
Give an example of denial
"No this did not happen"
What does a coroner do?
Investigates death
What is eustress?
Good stress
What is a coping mechanism that people can do anywhere?
Breathing exercises
Give an example of anger
" I am so angry that they died"
How long does it take for organs to liquify after death?
1 month
Give an example of common distress for a teenager
What coping mechanism could help with the symptom of chest pain?
Deep breathing, meditation
Give an example of depression
What is the shape of the incision during the autopsy?
Y
Give an example of common eustress for an adult
Getting married
Having a baby
What is a coping mechanism that can help with both physiological and psychological mechanisms?
Yoga
Give an example of bargaining
"Take me instead"
What two bodily fluids are always taken during an autopsy?
Blood and urine
What is a physiological symptom of BOTH distress/ eustress?
Increased heart rate, sweaty palms, shaking, butterflies
Symptoms of stress are subjective. What does that mean?
Give an example of acceptance
" I miss them but they are in a better place"
What is rigor mortis?
When the muscles tighten up