"We don't want to cause agitation.
In addition, disruption of routines and schedules or familiar surroundings may cause agitation and tantrums.
But before I sedated her I needed to be sure that she understood her terminal condition, difficult given that the liver failure was causing agitation.
Still higher doses or chronic use can cause agitation, tremor, confusion, and, in the most serious cases, a state resembling paranoid schizophrenia.
Within a matter of weeks or months, the virus reaches the brain, where it can cause agitation, confusion, and hydrophobia a fear of water that results from an inability to swallow.
Also causing agitation is the future of the European Financial Stability Facility, the euro zone's safety net of 440 billion euros (about $600 billion), which will need to be replaced after it expires in 2013.
Within a matter of weeks or months, the virus reaches the brain, where it can cause agitation, confusion, and hydrophobia — a fear of water that results from an inability to swallow.
But at a time when the issue is once again causing agitation in political circles, a small film, "October Baby," about a woman who learns she is, as the movie puts it, a "survivor of a failed abortion," is making a dent at theaters across the country.
"If your view of protest is violence, or if you seek to cause agitation within unionism, then please stay away from our protests," he said.
The drug, five times more powerful than marijuana, causes agitation, confusion, hallucinations, vomiting and, in some cases, heart attacks and even comas, according to CBS2.
