10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACROCINESIA»
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acrocinesia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acrocinesia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... acrocéntrico acrocepha|ia n — acrocefa|ia (f) acrocepha|ic adj — acrocefá|ico
acrocephalosyndacty|y n — acrocefalosindactí|ia (f) acrocephalous adj —
acrocéfalo acrocepha|y n — acrocefa|ia (f) acrocinesia n — acrocinesia (f)
acrocinesis ...
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Dorland diccionario enciclopédico ilustrado de medicina
D. t. signo de Raynaud. acrocinesia (acrocinesis, acrokinesia) [aero- + del gr.
kinesis. movimiento] Movilidad excesiva; libertad anormal de movimientos.
acrocinético (acrocinetic) Que sufre acrocinesia. acrocontractura (
acrocontracture) [aero- ...
3
Campbell's Psychiatric Dictionary
... inefficiency. acrescentism, Emotional tion. emotional deprivaacro- Combining
form meaning pertaining to extremity or tip, from Gr. akros, highest, topmost.
acrocephaly See craniosynostosis. acrocinesia, acrocinesis Excessive
movements, ...
Robert Jean Campbell, 2009
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The Dictionary of Psychology
See ACRO- PARESTHESIA. acrocentric chromosome A chromosome in which
the cemromere is near one end. making one arm of the replicating chromosome
shorter than the other. acrocephaly oxycephaly acrocinesia Excessive motion or
...
5
Dictionary of Psychological Testing, Assessment and Treatment
Complete loss of sensation is acropara— esthesia. acrocinesia excessive
movement. acroparaesthesia See acroanaesthesia. acrophobia See phohia.
ACS Analysis ofCoping Style. act psychology School of psychological thought
active in the ...
Ian Stuart-Hamilton, 2007
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Medicine and Biology: in English, ...
... 326 acrocefalia 17343 acrocefalosindattilia 329 acrocefalosindattilismo 329
acrocentrico 327 acrocephalous 330 acrocianosi 331 acrocinesi 337 acrocinesia
337 acrodermatite 332 acrodinia 333; 8663 acrofita 352 acrofobia 351
acrogamia ...
7
P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... mortification of tissue gangrene necrosis sphacelation sphacelism sphacelous
mother-killer matricide motion In excess acrocinesia acrocinesis excessive
movement motion sickness kinesia motion study kinetics mouth disease
stomatopathy ...
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Inverted Medical Dictionary, Second Edition
... the emotions acrocinesia mind study acrocinesis psychiatry excessive
movement psychoanalysis motion sickness psychodynamics kinesia psychology
psychonomy motion study psychopathology kinetics psychotherapy mouth
disease mind ...
Bruce C. Carlstedt, Mary J. Stanaszek, Walter F. Stanaszek, 1991
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Dictionary of Psychology
Acrocinesia. A tendency toward excessive movement that is seen sometimes in
hysteria or the manic phase of bipolar disorder. Acromegaly. A disproportioned
body caused by hypersecretion of somatotrophic hormone by the adenohypophy-
...
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Dictionary of Psychology
acroanesthesia: loss of sensitivity in the extremities. acroesthesia: abnormal
sensitivity in the extremities. acrocinesia; acrocinesis; excessive motility as
observed in patients suffering from manic-depressive psychoses. acromegaly: ...
