Q. No. 1. Answer :
* during anxiety it can trigger our flight or fight response, these response can releases some of chemicals and hormones like adrenaline .
* due to that our pulse rate and breathing rate should be increases.
* the oxygen demand may increases to the brain,
* if there is no sufficient it may leads to giddiness and fatigue and client may become panic.
* these are the physiological changes may occurs during anxiety.
Q. No. 2. Answer :
Case study 21.1 :
" Hypoglossal cranial nerve " to be tested for stick out of her tongue "
Because it is Xll cranial nerve , it controls the intrinsic musculature of the tongue.
It is evaluated by having the patient " stick out their tongue " and move it side to side.
So the answer is " Hypoglossal nerve ".
Q. No. 3. Answer :
Case study 21.2 :
Cranial nerve involved in the sense of hearing is " vestibulo cochlear nerve " this is also known as auditory vestibular nerve " or eight cranial nerve.
It transmit the sound and equilibrium information from ear to the brain.
So the answer is " vestibulocochlear nerve ".
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