He was confused and agitated, his heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure were elevated, and he was trembling and had clonus, a sign of muscle hyper-reflexiveness.
On presentation, she was agitated; her heart rate was 96/minute and systolic blood pressure was 70 mm of mercury.
It can agitate the heart until it throbs and bursts, or it can reduce pulsation until it becomes impalpable.
Debates were heated: "We recognize the power of color and that its role is to tell us what agitates the heart, while drawing shows us what passes in the mind," Charles Blanc, a 19th-century art critic, wrote.
A DHB statement advised that those who may have taken this batch may be agitated, with a racing heart beat or dangerously high blood pressure.
Doctors at Guy's Hospital, London reported, of 15 patients they treated after taking mephedrone in 2009, 53% were agitated, 40% had increased heart rates, 20% had systolic hypertension and 20% had seizures; three required treatment with benzodiazepines, predominantly to control their agitation.
He wanted humans to renounce all artificial "cunning contrivances" that facilitate their work but lead to "cunning hearts" and agitated souls in which the Dao will not dwell.
"If he became agitated, he could have a heart attack," Dr. Aguilar said in a telephone interview.
The ventricles were cut from the heart, chopped finely and agitated gently in enzyme solution (supplemented with 1% BSA) for 5 min intervals.
Other doctors described dangerously elevated blood pressure and heart rates and people so agitated that their muscles started to break down, releasing chemicals that led to kidney failure.
