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1. Generalized anxiety is an intense fear of a specific situation or object that is out of proportion to the actual threat. TF select V 2. Panic is an extreme anxious response, a person will experience many physical symptoms that mimic major medical crisis and the person is overwhelmed by a sense of dread. T=-select--v 3. Sweating, pacing, and restlessness are symptoms staff can see when patients are experiencing anxietyTF F[--select--v] 4. Trouble concentrating and a lack of energy can be symptoms of anxiety. TF select 5. When communicating with a patient with anxiety, listening and having a non-judgmental attitude are helpful. TF select 6. Sometimes it is helpful to suggest for the patient not to worry about situations, or remind them that it's not that bad.T Fselect 7. People who have been diagnosed with PTSD have experienced a distressing or catastrophic event, such as, sexual assault, robbery, domestic violence, natural disasters, and war experiences. T Fselect-- 8. All persons experiencing trauma will have PTSD. T F select 9. Avoidance , Intrusive memories, Positive changes in mood and thinking , and Changes in physical and emotional reactions are the 4 classifications of PTSDT F --select 10. ALGEE- is a First Aid action plan for anxiety A : Assess for risk of suicide or harm L : Listen nonjudgmentally G : Give reassurance and information E : Encourage appropriate professional help select E : Encourage self -help and other support strategies

          1. Generalized anxiety is an intense fear of a specific situation or object that is out of proportion to the actual threat. TF select V 2. Panic is an extreme anxious response, a person will experience many physical symptoms that mimic major medical crisis and the person is overwhelmed by a sense of dread. T=-select--v 3. Sweating, pacing, and restlessness are symptoms staff can see when patients are experiencing anxietyTF F[--select--v] 4. Trouble concentrating and a lack of energy can be symptoms of anxiety. TF select 5. When communicating with a patient with anxiety, listening and having a non-judgmental attitude are helpful. TF select 6. Sometimes it is helpful to suggest for the patient not to worry about situations, or remind them that it's not that bad.T Fselect 7. People who have been diagnosed with PTSD have experienced a distressing or catastrophic event, such as, sexual assault, robbery, domestic violence, natural disasters, and war experiences. T Fselect-- 8. All persons experiencing trauma will have PTSD. T F select 9. Avoidance , Intrusive memories, Positive changes in mood and thinking , and Changes in physical and emotional reactions are the 4 classifications of PTSDT F --select 10. ALGEE- is a First Aid action plan for anxiety A : Assess for risk of suicide or harm L : Listen nonjudgmentally G : Give reassurance and information E : Encourage appropriate professional help select E : Encourage self -help and other support strategies

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