Question 2 (4 points)Tuyet Tran, aged 43 years, has been admitted today to the surgical ward. Afterhandover Mrs Tran tells you that she is worried about her upcoming appendectomysurgery and being away from her family. Describe four (4) physiological responsesMrs Tran may experience related to anxiety. (4 points)

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