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Stress definiton in each aspect (4)

Wear and tear on the body (physical)


Inability to cope with demands (emotional)


Loss of emotional control (emotional)


Absence of inner peace (spiritual)

What is a stressor?

anything real or perceived that causes stress

Eustress

a positive or pleasant stressor


marriage

Distress

a negative or unpleasant stressor


money problems

Chronic vs Acute Stress

Over a long period of time (chronic)


Short but intense (acute)

GAS phases(general adaptation Syndrome) (3)

1) Alarm (initial reaction, fight or fight


2) Resistance (body is able to move to fight the stressor


3) Exhaustion (organs have used up all of their energy)

What happens during the alarm stage?

BP and HR increase


Sympathetic NS gets ready to fight


Parasympathetic NS slows it back down


Endorphins & Cortisol are released


Homeostasis definiton

equilibrium in the internal function of your body

Allostatic load

prolonged effort to adapt to a stress response, trying for a long time

Stress Outcomes

depression


anxiety


elcers


headaches


heart disease


flu

Cortisol (Defintion & Function)

definition: the stress hormone


function: glucose metabolism, regulate blood pressure, immune function

Physical Symptoms of Stress

low energy


headaches


pains

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