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Hierarchy: #reflex (10 terms)

• Abdomen (noun (clinical anatomy / medical semiology))

  A major anatomical region located between the thorax and the pelvis, bounded superiorly by the diaphragm and inferiorly by the ...

• Abdominal (adjective (clinical anatomy / neuropsychiatric semiology))

  Pertaining to the abdomen, relating to the abdomen, or located within this anatomical region. In psychiatric semiology, the adj...

• To abduct (transitive verb (clinical kinetology / neurological semiology))

  To perform a movement of abduction, consisting of moving a limb, a limb segment, or the eyeball away from the median axis of th...

• Abducere (noun / verbal action (clinical kinesiology / neurological semiology))

  The act or process of executing an abduction movement, consisting of moving a body segment or the eyeball away from the median ...

• Abduction (noun (clinical kinesiology / neurological semiology))

  The movement by which a limb, a limb segment, or the eyeball is moved away from the median axis of the body or a reference line...

• Abductor (adjective / noun (structural anatomy / neurological semiology))

  An anatomical designation applied to any muscle or nerve that performs or coordinates the movement of abduction (moving a segme...

• Abducted (adjective / participle (functional anatomy / neurological semiology))

  Adjectival form derived from the past participle of the verb 'abduce', describing a limb, a limb segment, or an organ (such as ...

• Abendroth sign (proper noun / clinical eponym (neuro-semiology / history of psychiatry))

  A medical eponym derived from German onomastics, historically used in neuro-semiology and in describing motor dynamic anomalies...

• Only just barely (compound adverb / intensifying reduplication (clinical neuropsychology / motor semiology))

  A compound form created by the adverbial reduplication of the term 'abia', used to express an extreme threshold, supreme effort...

• Dexterous / Skilful (adjective / neologism (clinical psychology / neurological semiology))

  The quality of an individual to demonstrate motor dexterity, fine coordination, and speed in executing complex physical or cogn...