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…faster, shallow breathing, which increases oxygen levels in the blood in preparation for a "fight or flight" response. As with PMR, patients are instructed to practice diaphragmatic breathing before using it…
…tremor . These symptoms and signs are similar to those occurring during the physiologic "fight or flight" response due to endogenous epinephrine that occurs normally in sudden frightening or life-threatening…
…these difficult conversations in a number of ways. Psychophysiologic responses include the fight or flight response (leading some family members to need to get up and walk around) and the parasympathetic…
…of biochemical pathways designed to facilitate survival following a major insult. The "fight or flight" response promotes expansion of the blood volume, glucose availability, perfusion of vital organs…