Vasovagal syncope — which is NOT a symptom?

VASOVAGAL SYNCOPE symptoms include: Bradycardia (vagal stimulation slows heart — A is a symptom), Diaphoresis/sweating (B is a symptom), Pallor due to peripheral vasoconstriction (C is a symptom), Nausea, Dizziness, Hypotension. HYPERTENSION is NOT a symptom — vasovagal syncope causes HYPOTENSION (blood pressure DROP) due to vasodilation, not hypertension. The prodromal phase includes pallor, sweating, nausea, then hypotension and bradycardia lead to loss of consciousness. D (hypertension) is NOT a symptom. D is correct.