B. The full symptom list of Panic Disorder is:<span> Shortness of breath or hyperventilation, Heart palpitations or a racing heart, Chest pain or discomfort, Trembling or shaking, Choking feeling, Feeling unreal or detached from your surroundings, Sweating, Nausea or upset stomach, Feeling dizzy, light-headed or fainting, Numbness or tingling sensations, Hot or cold flashes<span> and Fear of dying, losing control or going crazy</span></span>
I'm not quit sure what you are asking here, but if you are wanting to make a statement that is different but that has the same message I would say "The issue will persist or grow more intense if the patient keeps smoking. " :)
Psychosomatic response is a physical reaction that occurs from stress instead of an injury and illness. ... It is important to practice healthful behaviors and protect yourself from prolonged or excessive stress because behaviors promote health, prevent injury, and improve the quality of the environment.
<span>The answer would be true because the velocity, accuracy, and required reaction time to successfully catch a pass is variable. Reaction time is not necessarily how quickly you get your hands up but how quickly you can make a judgment on what action to take. A quick reaction could be the ability to stop and reverse direction in response to a ball passed behind the receiver.</span>
