Answer:
psychiatric collapse,” “combat fatigue,” or “war neurosis.”
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no video link, so I just provided some terms I recognize as being used for PTSD.
It is not a disease. PTSD symptoms are a natural reaction to a distressing event where one may have felt overwhelmed, afraid, or helpless.
“The word 'disorder' reflects the fact that some people are more vulnerable than others,”
Because PTSD is a mental injury, versus a mental illness, many military officers and some psychiatrists say dropping the word “disorder” in favor of “injury” will reduce the stigma that stops troops from seeking treatment.