The nurse recognizes a stress-related urinary symptom when the patient complains:

The nurse recognizes a stress-related urinary symptom when the patient complains:
 
  a. I have to urinate ever 10 minutes and there are only a few drops.
  b. I haven't had to urinate for the last 8 hours.
  c. I void large amounts of urine every 2 hours.
  d. My urine has absolutely no color. It looks like water.

Question 2

The nurse explains that mild stress can cause a person to be:
 
  a. indecisive.
  b. excessively alert.
  c. unable to focus.
  d. ineffective in problem solving.

Question 3

The nurse explains that in the general adaptation syndrome (GAS), after the first alarm reaction has been successfully resolved, the following stage, when the body systems return to normal, is the state of:
 
  a. regeneration.
  b. resistance.
  c. restoration.
  d. reorganization.

Question 4

A society that has numerous subcultures with difference or conflicting expectations is said to be a ______________________ society.
 
  Fill in the blank with correct word.

Question 5

The nurse is aware that stress-related physical, behavioral, and cognitive changes are more likely to occur when the stress:
 
  a. has a sudden onset.
  b. is low level, but constant.
  c. is varied and cumulative.
  d. is suppressed or denied.

Question 6

The nurse uses a diagram to depict ________________, which is a term for interaction between different roles.
 
  Fill in the blank with correct word.