QUÉ SIGNIFICA TREMULOUSNESS EN INGLÉS
Temblor
Un temblor es una involuntaria, algo rítmica, contracción muscular y relajación que implica a y desde los movimientos de una o más partes del cuerpo. Es el más común de todos los movimientos involuntarios y puede afectar las manos, los brazos, los ojos, la cara, la cabeza, los pliegues vocales, el tronco y las piernas. La mayoría de los temblores ocurren en las manos. En algunas personas, el temblor es un síntoma de otro trastorno neurológico. Un tipo muy común de temblor es el parloteo de los dientes, generalmente inducido por las temperaturas frías o por el miedo.
definición de tremulousness en el diccionario inglés
La definición de temblor en el diccionario es la calidad o el estado de vibración leve, temblorosa o temblorosa. Otra definición de temblor es la calidad o el estado de mostrar o caracterizarse por miedo, ansiedad, excitación, etc.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TREMULOUSNESS»
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tremulousness en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale
Tremulousness (all states) Since in its severe form this may be a measure of CNS
irritation or depression, and may occur for metabolic reasons, or since it may be a
sign of immaturity, it becomes one more indication of all of these. If it is severe, ...
T Berry Brazelton, J Kevin Nugent,
1995
2
Bel Canto: A History of Vocal Pedagogy
5. Vocal. Tremulousness: The. Pulse. of. Singing. The. Problem. of. Vocal.
Tremulousness. One of the most controversial aspects of singing is the role
played by vocal tremulousness. There are many questions regarding this matter.
Should the ...
3
Electroencephalography: Basic Principles, Clinical ...
Tremulousness or Jitteriness Rapid generalized tremulousness may be often
mistaken for clonic seizure activity, but such movements do not have a fast and
slow phase, as with clonic activity. Also, flexion extension of the limb or body part
...
Ernst Niedermeyer, F. H. Lopes da Silva,
2005
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Fundamentals of Neurologic Disease
•Tremulousness and hallucinosis ^Withdrawal seizures Superior vermis J 20
DISORDERS OF PAIN AND HEADACHE ... The symptoms of alcohol withdrawal
can be divided roughly into those from autonomic hyperactivity (tremulousness, ...
5
Pediatric Neurology: Essentials for General Practice
Many patients prefer to take no medication due to the mild impact of the disorder
on most activities and the high frequency of adverse effects, especially sedation,
caused by these drugs. Tremulousness in young children often is a sign of mild ...
Peter Louis Heilbroner, Glenn Y. Castaneda,
2007
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Neurology Review for Psychiatrists
Alcoholic tremulousness is commonly accompanied by hypertension and
tachycardia, as well as diaphoresis. Tongue fasciculations, which can be seen
when the patient sticks out his or her tongue, strongly suggests alcoholic
tremulousness.
Sean I. Savitz, Michael Ronthal,
2008
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Seminars in General Adult Psychiatry
Simple alcohol withdrawal This is known by a variety of broadly equivalent terms,
notably the 'tremulousness syndrome', 'alcohol withdrawal' (DSM-IV) and '
withdrawal state - uncomplicated' or 'withdrawal state - with convulsions' (ICD-10)
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George Stein, Greg Wilkinson,
2007
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The Status of Everyday Life (Routledge Revivals): A ...
This tremulousness we are now exploring. Its nature we fumble to express, as if
now we sought to speak that very vibration, as if we stood now as a naked
tremulousness, that experience variously reflecting our different moods or
expressions.
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Neonatology: Questions and Controversies Series: Neurology
Tremulousness. or. Jitteriness. with. EEG. Correlates. Tremors are frequently
misidentified as clonic activity. Unlike the unequal phases of clonic movements
described above, the flexion and extension phases of tremor are equal in
amplitude.
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Characteristics and Recognizability of Vocal Expressions of ...
(1980), using one phoniatrician and thirteen speech therapists (who had worked
together for some ten years) as raters, found high reliabilities for, among other
things, creak, harshness, whisper, and tremulousness. Tartter (1980) reports that
...
Renée van Bezooijen,
1984
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «TREMULOUSNESS»
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tremulousness en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
LPD, UNLPD warn against new K2 strains
... excessive sweating, elevated blood pressure, elevated heart rate, hallucinations, palpitations, paranoid ideation, seizures, tachycardia, and tremulousness. «Daily Nebraskan, Abr 15»
Benedict Cumberbatch excels in "The Imitation Game", despite …
This early version of Turing is played by the perfectly cast Alex Lawther, all tremulousness and stomach butterflies. You want to bundle him on your lap and ... «Isthmus, Ene 15»
The Imitation Game
This early version of Turing is played by the perfectly cast Alex Lawther, all tremulousness and stomach butterflies. You want to bundle him on your lap and ... «Austin Chronicle, Dic 14»
'Tis the Season for ... Hangovers? 6 Foods to Try the Next Day
Their review describes a hangover as “characterized by headache, tremulousness, nausea, diarrhea and fatigue combined with decreased occupational, ... «U.S. News & World Report, Nov 14»
Timing is right for 'The Boy From Oz' at Uptown Players
Sarah Elizabeth Smith nails the tremulousness of Minnelli and her wonder as Allen helps her grow into the star he knows she can be (the script would benefit ... «Dallas Morning News, Jul 14»
Douglas Dare - Whelm
Frailty and tremulousness may be the qualities that initially rise to the surface but there's an underlying fortitude to it also. A stained glass poeticism and arched ... «musicOMH.com, May 14»
FDA Okays Handheld Autoinjector for Opioid Overdose
... vomiting, sweating, accelerated heart rate (tachycardia), increased blood pressure, uncontrollable trembling (tremulousness), seizures, and cardiac arrest. «Medscape, Abr 14»
Why It's Impossible to Re-create a Film Shot by Shot
The way that people carry themselves—their posture, their gestures, and even the micro-gestures, the sense of sharpness or tremulousness, the brusqueness or ... «New Yorker, Mar 14»
Salt Ashes (No 1705)
... an early-'90s Madonna album, as well as a catch in her voice, a husky tremulousness, that has vague echoes of ravaged/damaged-era Marianne Faithfull. «The Guardian, Feb 14»
Luca Pisaroni – review
But there was some slight tremulousness in the tone too, which took longer to shake off, and which provided a persistent small cloud in the eight songs by ... «The Guardian, Ene 14»