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Heart Disease, Stroke, Cancer, & AIDS Dr. A. H. Teich Chapter 14

Coping With and Adapting to High ‑ mortality Illness  Adapting mortality activities helplessness cognitive adjustments

Heart Disease  Who Is at Risk of Heart Disease? Why? Age, Gender, and Sociocultural Risk Factors Lifestyle and Biological Risk Factors  Initial Treatment Medication Balloon angioplasty Bypass surgery

Rehabilitation for Cardiac Patients  Information  Exercise  Smoking  Stress management

The Psychosocial Impact of Heart Disease  Affect ability to work  Family problems  Interventions

Stroke  Lifestyle Risk Factors  Biological Risk Factors

Cancer  Types carcinomas lymphomas sarcomas leukemias  Diagnosis  Treatment

Cancer: Psychosocial Issues  Fears of recurrence  Emotional difficulties  Psychosocial treatment

AIDS  Risk factors  Diagnosis  Treatment

The Psychosocial Aspects of AIDS  AIDS patients Ostracized and stigmatized Irrationality about AIDS Depression and suicide  Treatment

Adapting to a Terminal Illness  Patient's age Terminally Ill Child Terminally ill young adults Terminal illness in middle-aged and older adults  How people cope with terminal illness

Kubler-Ross  Five stages : Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance

The Quality of Life in Death  Care of dying patients Palliative Tx Emotional distance

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