13. SÍNTOMAS DEL SISTEMA NERVIOSO AUTÓNOMO: Boca seca. Accesos de enrojecimiento. Palidez. Tendencia a la sudoración. Vértigos. Cefalea (dolor de cabeza) de tensión.

• 0 = ausentes
• 1 = ligeros
• 2 = moderados
• 3 = elevados
• 4 = invalidantes

14. CONDUCTA EN EL TRANSCURSO DEL TEST: Tendencia al abatimiento. Agitación: manos inquietas, juega con los dedos, cierra los puños, tic, aprieta el pañuelo en las manos. Inquietud: va y viene. Temblor en las manos. Rostro preocupado. Aumento del tono muscular o contracturas musculares. Respiración entrecortada. Palidez facial. Traga saliva. Eructos. Taquicardia o palpitaciones. Ritmo respiratorio acelerado. Sudoración. Pestañeo.

• 0 = ausentes
• 1 = ligeros
• 2 = moderados
• 3 = elevados
• 4 = muy intensos

Se considera que existe un estado de ansiedad si la puntuación es > 6 puntos


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