Covid-19’s Emotional Toll: It’s OK to Not Be OK Right Now

The video discusses the phases people experience during disasters, starting with fear and confusion, moving through a heroic phase, and eventually reaching disillusionment. It highlights the challenges faced by healthcare workers and the importance of self-care and community support. The video also addresses the role of immigrants in the healthcare workforce and the process of obtaining licensure in the U.S.

What are the initial emotional responses people experience during a disaster?

• Fear and confusion

• Calm and relaxation

• Excitement and anticipation

• Joy and relief

What phase follows the heroic phase in disaster response?

• Disillusionment phase

• Honeymoon phase

• Recovery phase

• Preparation phase

What is a key characteristic of the disillusionment phase?

• Immediate recovery

• Heightened adrenaline

• Realization of assistance limitations

• Increased optimism

What is essential for bolstering each other during difficult times?

• Avoiding community support

• Focusing solely on work

• Actively caring for ourselves and others

• Ignoring mental health

What is the current state described in the transcript?

• Initial impact phase

• Between honeymoon and disillusionment

• Complete recovery

• Heroic phase

What percentage of nurses in the U.S. are immigrants?

• 23%

• 75%

• 10%

• 50%

What is required for foreign nurses to practice in the U.S.?

• Licensure exam and possible additional education

• A simple application

• No requirements

• Immediate hiring