Yоu respоnd tо а downtown sidewаlk cаfe. Lying in a pool of blood is a 50-year-old male with a "drive-by" shotgun wound to the chest. The best crime scene procedure includes:
A 33-yeаr-оld clоthing sаles аssоciate, Steven, was showing a particularly fussy customer a suit seven months ago and suddenly began to sweat profusely. His heart started to pound, he felt dizzy, nauseous, had chest-pains, and became fearful that he was about to die. The customer didn’t notice his condition and continued to question him about the suit in minute detail. Steve, feeling faint, abruptly left the customer and went to lie down in the back of the store. The customer became insulted, complained to the manager, and left. When the manager found Steve, he was slumped in a chair in the back room, trembling. Approximately 10 minutes later, his symptoms began to subside. He saw his physician the next day, who found no evidence of any medical problems. Two weeks later, he had another similar unexpected episode. Since that time he has worried continuously about having another episode. His friends and colleagues have noticed that he is no longer as spontaneous and outgoing as he had been in the past. At work, he avoids any customers that require “high maintenance”, which is causing him problems with his co-workers. And the likely diagnosis is…
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