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Abnormal aggressive, impulsive, or violent behavior can include a variety of behaviors. These behaviors may be unusual for the person exhibiting them, or they may be unusual in general. Aggressive or violent behavior that results from a specific uncommon situation or some extreme provocation would not be considered medically abnormal, which is not to say […]
Abnormal eating behaviors, it must be noted, refers here to abnormal eating habits, but does not refer to eating disorders. Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by one or more abnormal eating behaviors. Thus, an eating disorder could include multiple abnormal eating behaviors. Abnormal eating behavior is either excessive or insufficient consumption of food or […]
Abnormal elasticity of skin may refer to the skin that has an abnormal increase or reduction in its elasticity. This means skin that stretches more than it should, or skin that stretches less than it should. In some instances, an abnormal elasticity of the skin may be one of the features of a rare disease […]
Affect refers to the emotions expressed outwardly by a person, in a way that may be seen and understood by others to be either appropriate or inappropriate to the situation. While internal emotions may be intense, they are not always visible to onlookers. Thus, abnormal emotion can only be described in relation to its outward […]
A face with an abnormal form and or features of the face. This might present as an unusual shape or appearance. An abnormal facial shape refers to facial features or structures that deviate from the typical appearance of a person’s age, gender, or ethnicity. These variations might include differences in proportions, symmetry, or the overall […]
Anxiety and fear are related emotions with quite a lot of overlap. There are a few differences between fear and anxiety. Fear is considered a primary emotion, while anxiety is thought of as a secondary emotion, more related to the avoidance of fear or of things that could produce fear. Primary emotions are ordinarily recognizable […]
It is any defect in the anatomy of the heart. It may be congenital, and manifest at birth. Examples of congenital heart defects include but are not limited to atrial septal defect, ventricular septal defect, aortic coarctation. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a symptom affects, can […]
Saccades are naturally quick, jerky eye movements, voluntary or involuntary, as the eyes simultaneously refix their focus from one point to another. Unusual or abnormal saccadic eye movements may include especially jerky or fluttery eye movements, rhythmic or arrhythmic eye movements, eyes moving very quickly to a second point and back to the first (oscillation), […]
Abnormality of eye movement refers to any voluntary or involuntary eye movements, including those within or out of an individual’s control. This might include rapid, involuntary movements of the eye, or it might include fluttering or bobbing of the eyes. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a […]