The signs and symptoms that I would expect is chest pains.
<h3>What is angina pectoris?</h3>
Angina pectoris is defined as the pain that occurs in the thoracic region which is usually accompanied with shortness of breath with exercise, malaise, fatigue, or weakness.
The signs and symptoms of angina pectoris include:
- Pain may also occur in your upper back, both arms, neck, or ear lobes.
- Pain radiating in your arms, shoulders, jaw, neck, or back.
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I would just say squats, if there are no options.
When assessing a possible exposure, it is necessary to note both the portal of entry and the mode of transmission. In simple terms, exposure to communicable disease requires two components. First component is a method of transmission wherein a pathogen enters the body. For example, a needle stick incident, the needle is the method of travel. The infected material travels from the host patient to the employee by way of the needle. The second component is the portal of entry. It is the path through which the infected material gains entry into the body. Referring to our example earlier, in the needle stick incident, the place where the needle punctures the skin is the portal of entry for the disease.
I believe it is head circles if you do it the wrong way
