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The patient is frustrated after being treated poorly by providers due to lack of health insurance. Which type of factor is causing the stress for the patient?

Rational

Maturational

Developmental

Sociocultural

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Rational: This is not a classification of stressors.

B. Maturational: Maturational stressors relate to developmental stages, such as adolescence or aging.

C. Developmental: These involve life transitions like starting school or retiring.

D. Sociocultural: Lack of health insurance and unequal treatment are sociocultural stressors, as they relate to societal and cultural factors affecting health.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Bronchial airway constriction:
Airway dilation (not constriction) occurs to increase oxygen delivery during the fight-or-flight response.

B. Hypoglycemia:
Hyperglycemia (not hypo) occurs due to glucose release for energy.

C. Dilated pupils:
Pupil dilation enhances vision and is a classic sympathetic nervous system response.

D. Decreased blood pressure:
Blood pressure typically increases during the fight-or-flight response to enhance circulation.

A. maturational B. situational C. perceived D. conditional

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Maturational:
This is a normal life transition, such as children growing up and leaving home, that can still feel like a loss.

B. Situational:
Situational loss results from unexpected events, such as a job loss or illness, not normal developmental changes.

C. Perceived:
A perceived loss is defined by the individual and is not obvious to others, like loss of independence. This example is better categorized as maturational.

D. Conditional:
“Conditional loss” is not a recognized category in grief theory.

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