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Hyporeflexia is a reduced intensity of the reflex response in the muscle tendons of the body. This response is typically familiar to people as the “knee-jerk” reflex, tested by doctors with a tap on the knee. Areflexia is an absolute lack of response to muscle stimuli. Sensory signals invoking some motor response are sensorimotor arcs […]
Hypospadias is when the opening of the urethra is located under the penis as opposed to on the tip, where it is typically located. This opening on the underside may be found near the tip of the penis (most likely) or at the base (less common). This may lead the penis to curve down in […]
Hypotonia, or low muscle tone as it is often known, reduces the strength and tone of the muscle. This in turn impacts the movement ability, physical strength, and flexibility of an individual with the symptom. In babies, it may present as floppy baby syndrome and is usually detected at birth or soon after.Hypotonia may be […]
Immunodeficiency is the failure of the immune system to defend the body and protect it adequately from infection, due to the absence, malfunctioning, or insufficiency of some component, process, or substance. Immunodeficiency, or immunodeficiency disorders, can be primary, (congenital), or acquired. Immunodeficiency lowers the guard of the immune system, weakening the body’s defenses and allowing […]
Impaired pain sensation means an individual has a reduced ability to feel pain or other sensory stimulation. This may range from feeling nothing, when others would feel pain or sensation, to feeling some sensation, usually numbness or similar. It can often refer to an inability to respond to, or feel, different temperatures whether hot or […]
Non-ambulatory, or the inability to walk, is due to a lack of or loss of control in the legs, weakness in involved and related muscles, lack of balance, numbness, freezing or absence of movement, slow movement, tremors, clumsiness, stumbling and falling, and exercise-related fatigue. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part […]
inappropriate behavior is sometimes referred to as problem behavior this may cover a wide range of behaviors: excessive talking, behavior prompted by anger, the hoarding of useless objects, and self-injury. Problem behavior is not itself indicative of a feature, but behavior that is consistent and consistently unacceptable or severe in its manifestation may be defined […]
Incoordination can include poor coordination, poor hand-eye coordination, functional motor deficit including frequent falls, and clumsiness, or a lack of physical coordination resulting in an abnormal tendency to drop items or bump into objects. Incoordination is the inability to perform, in adequate form, voluntary precise movements. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding […]
Infantile Axial Hypotonia is very low muscle tone, affecting the trunk of the body, with onset in infancy or at birth.In extreme cases this low muscle tone may impact on the ability of an infant to breathe without difficulties and on their ability to feed. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which […]