Which of the following is a correct statement about patient anxiety and its relation to medical emergencies in dental practice?
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Correct answer: High stress can trigger syncope, hyperventilation or asthma
Dental-related anxiety and stress are known triggers for emergencies such as syncope, hyperventilation, bronchospasm or arrhythmias; managing anxiety helps reduce risk.
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