"We will make do for now, but what is our plan for creating a new system of intensive mental health care?" Thomas W. Huebner, president and chief executive of Rutland Regional, said his hospital has needed to use emergency medication or restraints on agitated patients seven times more often in the 10 weeks since the floods than they normally do in a whole year.
But when he turned 18, Connor started to become unhappy and agitated, and at times aggressive.
His wife reported that that his agitated and at times hostile temper had recently completely subsided.
The most meticulous and kind caregiver attempting to feed or bath an agitated patient will, from time to time, be greeted with shouts, assaults, and struggle that can be maddening.
Djokovic has an aura about him now, and it was shocking to see Nadal looking agitated and uncertain at times.
"A lot of times, the agitated piece vastly overshadows the depression piece," says Alex Dimitriu, a psychiatrist and sleep medicine specialist at Menlo Park Psychiatry and Sleep Medicine in the San Francisco Bay Area.
He became more and more agitated closer to the time of his death.
This time the agitated chest thumping was replaced by a tone of sombre reflection and displays of naked emotion – though there was plenty of outspokenness too.
Malipiero attended the premiere of the "Rite of Spring," and a hint of Stravinsky permeates "Pause," which Malipiero said reflected his "agitated state" at the time.
"Embrace" (1914), however, an agitated self-portrait, this time in an uneasy erotic coupling, gives more than a hint of the hang-ups and anxieties that were Schiele's stock in trade.
And the next time an agitated parent calls to explain that what she thought she had bought was the reassurance that her son might make it to the Thanksgiving table in time for the turkey, just give her back the money.
