Claustrophobic patients are afraid of closed spaces such as planes, houses, basements of houses, etc. The opposite to claustrophobia is agoraphobia
Yes, if their fear prevent's them from entering, they can be sedated. Although for entering at will, it depends on how strong their claustrophobia is, E.g. I have claustrophobia but unless I fell like I will get stuck, I am fine. And by get stuck, that does NOT include elevators (For me)
Afraid is used with the verb "to be," therefore, it does not have a past tense. In order to used afraid in the past tense, use the past version of the verb "to be" as in: Michael Jackson was afraid.
The list is innumerable that would exceed the discussion window. Essentially, jobs that require long periods of close quarters; anything that bound you in a small space should be avoided. For example, Astronaut; aircraft fuel cell maintenance; numerous military disciplines require gas mask attire; a claustrophobic's worst nightmare would probably be joining the Navy and being sent to serve on a submarine. Frankly, to be perfectly honest, a claustrophobic should avoid military service entirely. because the unpredictability of that career path combined with the danger you may present to others.
People who are claustrophobic can experience intense anxiety, panic attacks, and fear when forced to remain in tight spaces. Their physical and emotional symptoms may include rapid breathing, sweating, trembling, and a sense of impending doom. It is important to address their claustrophobia sensitively and provide support to help them through the situation.
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Claustrophobic
Claustrophobic is someone who is afraid of confined spaces.
he's afraid of elevators because he's claustrophobic. but don't make fun of him.
Jon Bon Jovi is claustrophobic, and afraid of elevators.
it means you're claustrophobic :)
Yes, I believe so. He might just have a claustrophobic response.
He's claustrophobic, which means he's afraid to be in small or overcrowded spaces. This is very common.
I'm glad that I'm not claustrophobic! His rising anxiety indicates that he may be claustrophobic.
Claustrophobic is an adjective.
No, the word claustrophobic an adjective, a word that describes a noun. Example sentence:We were stuck in the claustrophobic cabin for two days after the blizzard.
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It means "afraid of". Someone who is arachnophobic is afraid of spiders. Someone who is agoraphobic is afraid of open spaces (literally, of marketplaces). Someone who is claustrophobic is afraid of closed-in spaces.