The Body’s Response to Stress. What is Stress? Stress is your body’s reaction to the physical and mental demands of daily life.

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The Body’s Response to Stress

What is Stress? Stress is your body’s reaction to the physical and mental demands of daily life.

When You Experience Stress: The adrenal gland releases the hormone adrenaline which can have both positive and negative effects.

Stages of Stress I. Alarm Stage -Body prepares for immediate confrontation -Helps you reach your goals -Body is alert and focused

Alarm Stage- Effects on the body -pupils dilate, hearing sharpens, heart rate increases, digestion slows, breathing increases, muscles tighten (more blood flow)

Stages of Stress(cont.) II. Resistance Stage -body tries to return to normal

Resistance Stage- Effects on the body - pupils constrict, hearing returns to normal, heart rate decreases, muscles relax (less blood flow)

Stages of Stress(cont.) III. Exhaustion Stage Body can no longer sustain its resistance The risk of stress related disease increases

Exhaustion Stage- Effects on the Body headaches, depressed immune system, high blood pressure, heart disease, strokes, diabetes, ulcers, gastritis, diarrhea, and even death

Stress Short term Stress: -Emergency situations -Body changes to help deal with the situation -Body returns to normal after the incident

Stress Long term Stress: -Continual problems -Does not help the body adapt to the situation -Stress is not relieved so body doesn’t return to normal

Managing Stress: Plan

Managing Stress: Talk

Managing Stress: Redirect

Managing Stress: Relax

Managing Stress: Laugh