Match the following key terms with their definitions: - Stress - Positive stress - Negative stress - Signs of negative stress - Stress relief - Job burnout - Time management - Organize and control - Procrastination - Becoming emotional 1. Losing control and risk becoming illogical in your response to the stress 2. Exercise and a healthy balanced diet 3. May include frequent headaches, fatigue, diminished or increased appetite, a poor immune system, or other physical weakness 4. The body's reaction to tense situations 5. Make a list of tasks; keep a calendar; organize your work area; practice a one-touch policy; answer memos; avoid time wasters; set aside time to address all communication; and ask for help (if needed) 6. How you manage your time 7. Putting off tasks until a later time 8. A form of extreme stress where you lack motivation and no longer have the desire to work 9. A productive stress that provides strength to accomplish a task 10. Causes you to become emotional or illogical 80 points QUESTION 2 Place the steps to dealing with stress in the correct order. - Recognize why and how you are reacting to the stressor. - Practice positive stress relief. - Find out what is causing you to be stressed. - Take steps to better deal with the stress by visualizing and setting a goal for responding in a positive manner. 20 points Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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Match the following key terms with their definitions: - Stress - Positive stress - Negative stress - Signs of negative stress - Stress relief - Job burnout - Time management - Organize and control - Procrastination - Becoming emotional 1. Losing control and risk becoming illogical in your response to the stress 2. Exercise and a healthy balanced diet 3. May include frequent headaches, fatigue, diminished or increased appetite, a poor immune system, or other physical weakness 4. The body's reaction to tense situations 5. Make a list of tasks; keep a calendar; organize your work area; practice a one-touch policy; answer memos; avoid time wasters; set aside time to address all communication; and ask for help (if needed) 6. How you manage your time 7. Putting off tasks until a later time 8. A form of extreme stress where you lack motivation and no longer have the desire to work 9. A productive stress that provides strength to accomplish a task 10. Causes you to become emotional or illogical 80 points QUESTION 2 Place the steps to dealing with stress in the correct order. - Recognize why and how you are reacting to the stressor. - Practice positive stress relief. - Find out what is causing you to be stressed. - Take steps to better deal with the stress by visualizing and setting a goal for responding in a positive manner. 20 points Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.

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