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When u panic so much u have a stroke, fall in acomma, or have shock
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What are people's reactions to ozone depletion?
Everything from parties to panic, denial to action.
What can cause chest pain along with numbness and stiffening of hands and feet?
Panic attacks and allergic reactions
Can high doses of stimulants influence driving capabilities by inducing dizziness panic reactions and hallucinations?
Yes.
High doses of stimulants can influence driving capabilities by inducing dizziness panic reactions and hallucinations true or false?
yes
What is dissociative reaction?
The role of panic in acute dissociative reactions following trauma. Bryant RA, Panasetis P.SourceSchool of Psychology, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. r.bryant@unsw.edu.au AbstractOBJECTIVE:'Peritraumatic dissociation' refers to alterations in awareness and memory for events that occur during and shortly after a traumatic experience. Despite the prevalence of reported peritraumatic dissociation, little is known about the mechanisms that mediate dissociative responses in the initial period after trauma. One theory suggests that peritraumatic dissociation may be a response to elevated arousal and panic symptoms during trauma. This study investigated panic symptoms that occurs at the time of the trauma and their relationship to ongoing dissociation in acute stress disorder.DESIGN:A sample of traumatized people with acute stress disorder or controls were administered a range of psychopathology measures within one month of their trauma.METHOD:Fifty-one civilian trauma survivors with either acute stress disorder or no acute stress disorder were administered the acute stress disorder interview, the Impact of Event Scale, the Beck Anxiety Inventory, the Peritraumatic Dissociative Experiences Questionnaire, and the Physical Reactions Scale to index panic reactions during the trauma.RESULTS:Hierarchical regression analysis found that panic reactions during the trauma accounted for nearly half of the variance (47%) of peritraumatic dissociation, and subsequent stress reactions accounted for an additional 3% of the variance.CONCLUSIONS:These findings are consistent with proposals that acute dissociation is associated with panic symptoms that occur during the traumatic experience. Possible mechanisms for the association of panic and dissociation are discussed.PMID:16368028[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
How can one stop having panic attacks?
Steps to stop panic attacks. 1) Focus on breathing and relax, 2) Change surroundings or circumstances, 3) Keep a journal of panic attacks, 4) Get more sleep, 5) Adjust your diet, 6) Try herbs, 7) Cognitive behavior therapy, 8) Seek prescription remedies, 9) adapt physical reactions.
What is Reactions?
The role of panic in acute dissociative reactions following trauma. Bryant RA, Panasetis P.SourceSchool of Psychology, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. r.bryant@unsw.edu.au AbstractOBJECTIVE:'Peritraumatic dissociation' refers to alterations in awareness and memory for events that occur during and shortly after a traumatic experience. Despite the prevalence of reported peritraumatic dissociation, little is known about the mechanisms that mediate dissociative responses in the initial period after trauma. One theory suggests that peritraumatic dissociation may be a response to elevated arousal and panic symptoms during trauma. This study investigated panic symptoms that occurs at the time of the trauma and their relationship to ongoing dissociation in acute stress disorder.DESIGN:A sample of traumatized people with acute stress disorder or controls were administered a range of psychopathology measures within one month of their trauma.METHOD:Fifty-one civilian trauma survivors with either acute stress disorder or no acute stress disorder were administered the acute stress disorder interview, the Impact of Event Scale, the Beck Anxiety Inventory, the Peritraumatic Dissociative Experiences Questionnaire, and the Physical Reactions Scale to index panic reactions during the trauma.RESULTS:Hierarchical regression analysis found that panic reactions during the trauma accounted for nearly half of the variance (47%) of peritraumatic dissociation, and subsequent stress reactions accounted for an additional 3% of the variance.CONCLUSIONS:These findings are consistent with proposals that acute dissociation is associated with panic symptoms that occur during the traumatic experience. Possible mechanisms for the association of panic and dissociation are discussed.PMID:16368028[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Is it Panic At The Disco or Panic at the Disco?
Panic! at the Disco
What is dissociative?
The role of panic in acute dissociative reactions following trauma. Bryant RA, Panasetis P.SourceSchool of Psychology, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. r.bryant@unsw.edu.au AbstractOBJECTIVE:'Peritraumatic dissociation' refers to alterations in awareness and memory for events that occur during and shortly after a traumatic experience. Despite the prevalence of reported peritraumatic dissociation, little is known about the mechanisms that mediate dissociative responses in the initial period after trauma. One theory suggests that peritraumatic dissociation may be a response to elevated arousal and panic symptoms during trauma. This study investigated panic symptoms that occurs at the time of the trauma and their relationship to ongoing dissociation in acute stress disorder.DESIGN:A sample of traumatized people with acute stress disorder or controls were administered a range of psychopathology measures within one month of their trauma.METHOD:Fifty-one civilian trauma survivors with either acute stress disorder or no acute stress disorder were administered the acute stress disorder interview, the Impact of Event Scale, the Beck Anxiety Inventory, the Peritraumatic Dissociative Experiences Questionnaire, and the Physical Reactions Scale to index panic reactions during the trauma.RESULTS:Hierarchical regression analysis found that panic reactions during the trauma accounted for nearly half of the variance (47%) of peritraumatic dissociation, and subsequent stress reactions accounted for an additional 3% of the variance.CONCLUSIONS:These findings are consistent with proposals that acute dissociation is associated with panic symptoms that occur during the traumatic experience. Possible mechanisms for the association of panic and dissociation are discussed.PMID:16368028[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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What is reall name of aoi panic?
Aoi Panic is no longer Aoi Panic.
Don't be panic is a right sentence?
no, the sentence would be " do not panic, or don't panic "
