cascade-variant
Sensitivity Flood Autonomic Dysregulation
Definition
Organic dysautonomia: a genuine cardiovascular-autonomic signal — racing heart, lightheadedness on standing — arrives uncontained, with no catastrophic misreading driving it. Distinct from Catastrophe Spiral, Wind Attack, and Body Zone Alarm, which run on catastrophic or culturally-coded appraisal; from Emotional Wall and Sensory Overflow, trait-threshold sensitivities rather than autonomic instability; and from Alarm Stuck and Separation Alarm, which are threat- or cue-bound. Distinct also from the saturation-side reading of the same syndrome (Heart Pounding): there the receiving capacity holds at setpoint and only the load is excessive, while here reception itself runs wide and the signal arrives before any sorting.
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Orthography
- case
- capitalized-always
- evidence
- ordinary
Usage
- do not use for
- The parent cascade, a reusable global diagnosis, or a variant attached to a different cascade.
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- Naming a reviewed presentation that is a child of exactly one parent cascade.