What is myoparesis and what causes it?
The term myoparesis is used to describe the weakness or slight paralysis of the muscles. The myoparesis can begin in a person suddenly or it might progress with gradual weakness of the muscles.
What is the meaning of My/O-paresis?
'My/o-' means 'muscle' and '-paresis' is a combining form and word that means 'slight or incomplete paralysis.' This word is also utilized in hemiparesis, a slight paralysis affecting one side of the body, where 'hemi-' means 'half.'
What is hemiparesis?
This is the condition that occurs when there is a lack of muscle coordination during voluntary movement. What is fibromyalgia syndrome? What form of debilitation is associated with hemiparesis?
What is a weakness or slight muscular paralysis?
Which term means the quick involuntary jerking of a muscle or group of muscles?
Is the term used to describe a weakness or slight paralysis of the arms legs and trunk?
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Which term means the paralysis of all four extremities a quadriplegia B paraplegia C hemiplegia D hemiparesis?
Is a slight paralysis or weakness affecting one side of the body?
Which suffix means partial paralysis?
When a patient experience weakness and slight paralysis on one side of the body this condition is called?
What is choreo Athetosis?
What is the difference between dyskinesia and dystonia?
What is EPS diagnosis?
What is the term for a patient who is paralyzed in the lower part of their body?
Patients that experience paralysis in the lower part of their bodies and require the use of adaptive wheelchairs are experiencing a type of paralysis known as: paraplegia. A normal process of aging in which muscles lose strength and mass that can be improved by exercise regimens and that can slow the process is called:
What is the condition where the body is slow and weak?
weakness or slight muscular paralysis. When movement in the body is reduced to extreme slowness, this condition is identified as: bradykinesia. Individuals displaying symptoms of pain in their arms and legs, fatigue and diffuse joint and bone pain are suffering from a chronic condition known as: fibromyalgia syndrome.
What is the condition of paralysis on the left side of the body?
sarcopenia. Stroke victims that experience paralysis on only the left side of their body suffer from this type of condition: hemiplegia. Dyskinesia is the distortion or impairment of: voluntary movement. An inflammation on the plantar fascia on the sole of the foot is called: plantar fasciitis.
Answer
The term myoparesis is used to describe the weakness or slight paralysis of the muscles. The myoparesis can begin in a person suddenly or it might progress with gradual weakness of the muscles. The affected individual may suffer from weakness of the muscles with incomplete paralysis along with experiencing pain and spasms in the affected muscles.
New questions in Biology
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Protective Coverings
Turtles have shells, armadillos have plates, and your spinal cord has vertebra. Shells, plates, and vertebrae are all designed to protect a softer, more vulnerable, interior. Running through the vertebrae is the soft and very important spinal cord. This is the part of the central nervous system that relays signals to and from the brain.
Spinal Cord Injuries
Before we get to these terms, we need to first reconcile how in the world the spinal cord can even be injured in the first place if it is surrounded by really hard, protective bone - the vertebrae!
Paralysis
But that is neither here nor there as this lesson is not about prognosticating the many types of spinal cord injuries. It's about defining important terms related to them.
