stress reaction

We used to see a lot of something called acute stress reaction.

"The music helps bring down the stress reactions," she says.

It might be possible to pick out the stress reaction of, say, one person in a group from across the street or wherever.

The new man was supposed to be a psychologist of some kind, there to report on stress reactions.

Lee played 10 minutes last Thursday despite a stress reaction in his right leg.

His tail will go down and do the stress reaction."

Most trauma survivors have stress reactions for days or weeks.

Yet, he began to display a kind of delayed stress reaction to the hurricane, his mother said.

At such times it may be easier to attribute our stress reaction to these events and so understand more about what is happening.

"It could be a trigger to a post-traumatic stress reaction."

The team had called the injury a stress reaction - which implies that it happened gradually.

The doctors pronounced the last two symptoms as probable stress reactions.

"This kind of behavior could, in fact, set off a stress reaction" in a patient, she says.

What we're seeing is a rapidly spreading stress reaction.

Indeed, it is true that unbridled stress reactions are associated with many illnesses.

The acute stress reaction is important to protect your body and improve your performance.

For example, your stress reaction helps you maneuver through a dangerous traffic situation or play well in the championship game.

Simpson missed most of the 2010 season due to a stress reaction in her right femur.

No physical injuries or damage were reported, but a number of residents suffered from acute stress reaction.

The risk for traumatic stress reactions among police officers and combat veterans is widely known.

The lorry driver suffered an acute stress reaction and a psychological assessment was needed.

Acute stress reaction increases blood flow and endangers the person.

In times of war, psychological trauma has been known as shell shock or combat stress reaction.

Chelsea Garden Center, too, has had an atypical stress reaction.

The best way to describe the stress reaction is to get a mental picture of how the body responds to stress.