cognitiveprocessis the unconscioustransformation ofanxiety into aphysical symptomwith no organiccauseIncreased heartrate and BP,palpitations,tremorsReactionformationChronicanxietyused tocounterbalanceperceiveddeficiencies byemphasizingstrengthsPerson is alert;able to recognizethe anxiety; sees,hears and graspsmore than usualPerson may focuson one particulardetail or manyscattered details andhave difficultynoticing what isgoing on in theenvironmentPerception fieldis narrowed, butperson canattend to moreif directed to dosoDisplacementPropranololSSRIsBuSparSublimationinvolves escapingunpleasant, anxiety-causing thoughts,feelings, wishes, orneeds by ignoringtheir existenceA manbecomes blindafter seeing hiswife flirt withanother manA child who isunable toacknowledge fearof his fatherbecomes fearful ofanimalsIf hyperventilationoccurs, instruct ptto take slow, deepbreaths. Breathingwith the pt may behelpfulemotionalprocessAn individualdrinks alcoholwhen self-esteemis low totemporarily diffusediscomfortunable to processwhat is going on inthe environmentand may losetouch with realityBenzodiazepinesA woman whois angry withher boss writesa short storyabout a heroicwomanCognitivetherapy/restructuringcognitiveprocessis the unconscioustransformation ofanxiety into aphysical symptomwith no organiccauseIncreased heartrate and BP,palpitations,tremorsReactionformationChronicanxietyused tocounterbalanceperceiveddeficiencies byemphasizingstrengthsPerson is alert;able to recognizethe anxiety; sees,hears and graspsmore than usualPerson may focuson one particulardetail or manyscattered details andhave difficultynoticing what isgoing on in theenvironmentPerception fieldis narrowed, butperson canattend to moreif directed to dosoDisplacementPropranololSSRIsBuSparSublimationinvolves escapingunpleasant, anxiety-causing thoughts,feelings, wishes, orneeds by ignoringtheir existenceA manbecomes blindafter seeing hiswife flirt withanother manA child who isunable toacknowledge fearof his fatherbecomes fearful ofanimalsIf hyperventilationoccurs, instruct ptto take slow, deepbreaths. Breathingwith the pt may behelpfulemotionalprocessAn individualdrinks alcoholwhen self-esteemis low totemporarily diffusediscomfortunable to processwhat is going on inthe environmentand may losetouch with realityBenzodiazepinesA woman whois angry withher boss writesa short storyabout a heroicwomanCognitivetherapy/restructuring

ANXIETY CLG - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. cognitive process
  2. is the unconscious transformation of anxiety into a physical symptom with no organic cause
  3. Increased heart rate and BP, palpitations,tremors
  4. Reaction formation
  5. Chronic anxiety
  6. used to counterbalance perceived deficiencies by emphasizing strengths
  7. Person is alert; able to recognize the anxiety; sees, hears and grasps more than usual
  8. Person may focus on one particular detail or many scattered details and have difficulty noticing what is going on in the environment
  9. Perception field is narrowed, but person can attend to more if directed to do so
  10. Displacement
  11. Propranolol
  12. SSRIs
  13. BuSpar
  14. Sublimation
  15. involves escaping unpleasant, anxiety-causing thoughts, feelings, wishes, or needs by ignoring their existence
  16. A man becomes blind after seeing his wife flirt with another man
  17. A child who is unable to acknowledge fear of his father becomes fearful of animals
  18. If hyperventilation occurs, instruct pt to take slow, deep breaths. Breathing with the pt may be helpful
  19. emotional process
  20. An individual drinks alcohol when self-esteem is low to temporarily diffuse discomfort
  21. unable to process what is going on in the environment and may lose touch with reality
  22. Benzodiazepines
  23. A woman who is angry with her boss writes a short story about a heroic woman
  24. Cognitive therapy/restructuring