- is
characterized by
impaired reaction to
external stimuli.
Those in a
stuporous state are rigid, mute and only
appear to be conscious, as the eyes are...
-
represent groups of
symptoms that
commonly occur together.
These include stuporous/akinetic catatonia,
excited catatonia,
malignant catatonia, and periodic...
- who are not able to be
aroused from a sleep-like
state are said to be
stuporous. Coma is the
inability to make any
purposeful response.
Scales such as...
-
motor behavior and
other symptoms. Here, the
person is mute and
almost stuporous, and
either remains immobile or
exhibits purposeless or even
bizarre movements...
- in 1799.
While the
effects of the gas
generally make the user
appear stuporous,
dreamy and sedated, some
people also "get the giggles" in a
state of...
-
patients of
frontal lobotomy were,
immediately following surgery,
often stuporous and incontinent. Some
developed an
enormous appetite and
gained considerable...
- of
severe exacerbations of
catatonic schizophrenia,
whether excited or
stuporous.
There are also case
reports of ECT
improving persistent psychotic symptoms...
- Wright, T; Pollitt, R (Mar 1973). "Psychomotor ****ation,
epileptic and
stuporous attacks,
irritability and
ataxia ****ociated with
ammonia intoxication...
-
except cranial nerve palsy 60% 3 Drowsy;
minimal neurologic deficit 50% 4
Stuporous;
moderate to
severe hemiparesis;
possibly early decerebrate rigidity and...
-
motor behavior and
other symptoms. Here, the
person is mute and
almost stuporous, and
either is
immobile or
exhibits purposeless or even
bizarre movements...
