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100

The statement "males are aggressive and females are emotional would be an example of _______ _________?

Gender Stereotypes

100

Having an extreme fear of heights would be an example of a _________?

Phobia

100

_________ describes the ability to recover from a stressful and traumatic event.

Resilience

100

People who have a negative outlook on life, and therefore have a harder time coping with difficult situations are said to be ___________.

Pessimistic

100

Your heart rate __________ when the fight-or-flight response is triggered

Increases

200

What is one of the main sources of stress for teenagers?

-School/School work

-Social groups

200

Give me an example of acute stress.

Upcoming test, interview, appointment, etc.

200

Name one symptom of PTSD.

-Nightmares

-Difficulty Concentrating

- Being easily startled

200

How does stress affect the immune system?

It weakens/suppresses the immune system making you more vulnerable to disease and infection.

200

T/F Eating disorders and drug addictions are not considered to be mental illnesses

False

300

What is at the top of Maslow's hiearchy of needs?

Self-Actualization 

Self-Esteem

Love and Acceptance

Safety

Basic Needs

300

_______ describes ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes to understand their thoughts, feelings, and emotions.

empathy

300

A person's identity is made up of their physical, active, ______, and psychological identity.

Social

300

Name 2 stress reducing strategies that we did or mentioned in this unit?

-Meditation

-Yoga

-Nature walk

-Journaling

-Exercise

300

What is at the bottom of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?

Basic Needs (food, water, shelter)

400

This mental illness affects a person's ability to stay focused and concentrate on the task at hand.

ADHD

400

Give an example of black-and-white thinking?

I'm a success or I'm a failure

I'm a genius or I'm stupid.

400

This mental illness is characterized by obsessive, persistent, and repetitive thoughts/behaviors.

OCD

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

400

How does checking for responsiveness differ between adults and infants

Adult: "Are you okay" tap on chest

Infant: "Name" tap bottom of foot


400
Name two forms of treatment for people who have a mental illness/disorder.
-Individual therapy

-Family Therapy

-Support Groups

-Medications

-Inpatient facilities

500

What is the second step to managing your emotions?

Acknowledge your feelings

500

If you go to apply the AED pads to a small child and the pads are overlapping each other, what should you do?

Place one on the front of the child and one on the child's back

500

What are the exact first aid steps for an adult that is choking?

  1. Check the scene

  2. Get help

  3. Obtain consent

  4. Encourage coughing 

  5. 5 back blows

  6. 5 abdominal thrusts

  7. Repeat Cycle

500

Give an example of someone who may be catastrophizing.

Example: "If I don't get a 35 on my ACT, I'll never get into the college of my dreams."

500

What are the exact first aid steps for an adult that needs cpr?

  1. Check the scene

  2. Check responsiveness

  3. Check for breathing

  4. Get help

  5. 30 chest compressions (100 bpm)

  6. 2 rescue breaths 

  7. Repeat cycle until AED is available