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Criterion A: A Case Study

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Criterion A: she has attacks of dizziness, during these attacks, the room around her would take on a “shimmering” appearance, and she feels like she was floating and unable to keep her balance. Her legs would also become briefly paralyzed. Criterion B: Even though her symptoms are likely of neurological disease, but when demonstrated by specialist that physical signs or symptoms are no longer positive to when tested by Doctors. Criterion C: shore’s internist, a neurologist and an ear-nose-throat specialist could not find anything wrong with her. Criterion D: Her symptoms affect her household works she is not able to make food for her children and husband. She could not go out during to 4 to 7 pm that affect her social life. Criterion E: Her

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