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13 Cards in this Set
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Critical incident |
An event requiring an extraordinary degree of adaptation by the individual who experiences the event. Produce intense emotions such as helplessness, intense fear and terror |
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Crisis |
An event that is sudden, arbitrary and unpredictable. Events that are grave, crucial, momentous, and sometimes life threatening |
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Critical incident stress |
Stress experienced at any level resulting from exposure to a critical inc ident. The duration of an event, sense of vulnerability. |
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Post traumatic stress disorder |
Development of characteristic symptoms following a psychology distress event that is outside the range of usual human experience - duration of the disturbance at least one month |
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Hypothalamus |
Located in the middle part of the brain and is responsible for hormones which regulate homeostasis,emotions such as aggression and feelings of pain and pleasure
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Post traumatic stress disorder |
Development of characteristic symptoms following a psychology distress event that is outside the range of usual human experience - duration of the disturbance at least one month |
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Hypothalamus |
Located in the middle part of the brain and is responsible for hormones which regulate homeostasis,emotions such as aggression and feelings of pain and pleasure
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Physiological symptoms of critical incidents |
Time Auditory Visual distortion |
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Post traumatic stress disorder |
Development of characteristic symptoms following a psychology distress event that is outside the range of usual human experience - duration of the disturbance at least one month |
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Hypothalamus |
Located in the middle part of the brain and is responsible for hormones which regulate homeostasis,emotions such as aggression and feelings of pain and pleasure
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Physiological symptoms of critical incidents |
Time Auditory Visual distortion |
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Physiological effects |
Denial Isolation Preoccupation with the even Heightened sensitivity to others reaction |
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Incidents that may cause physiological and psychological effects of cis are |
Natural disaster and acts of terrorism Man made |
