amyotonia

Examples

• All

• The child was diagnosed with amyotonia after exhibiting very weak muscle resistance.

• Amyotonia can be a symptom of various neuromuscular disorders.

• The patient was diagnosed with amyotonia after several tests.

• Doctors often encounter amyotonia in patients with neuromuscular disorders.

• Doctors observed clear signs of amyotonia in the patient's limbs during the neurological exam.

• The child was diagnosed with amyotonia after exhibiting very weak muscle resistance.

• Doctors often encounter amyotonia in patients with neuromuscular disorders.

Synonyms

A

atonia

vsamyotonia

• Specialized

1 9.9

A lack of normal muscle tightness so muscles feel weak and loose

means the same condition but is used clinically for diagnosis

A

atonicity

vsamyotonia

• Specialized

9.9

Lack of normal muscle tone that makes muscles weak and floppy

has identical meaning and is the clinical label for that state

A

atony

vsamyotonia

• Specialized

9.9

Loss of normal muscle tightness in a muscle or group of muscles

is the general clinical term for that loss of tone

H

hypotonus

vsamyotonia

• Specialized

9.9

Low muscle tone that makes muscles feel weak or floppy

is the broader description of lacking normal muscular tension

H

hypotonia

vsamyotonia

• Specialized

9.9

Low muscle tension that makes muscles feel floppy and weak

focuses more on absence of normal tension rather than the mechanical effect

H

hypotonicity

vsamyotonia

• Specialized

9.9

A condition where muscles are too relaxed and feel loose

is the simpler description of missing normal muscular tension

Antonyms

H

hypertonia

• Specialized

9.8

Too much muscle tightness that makes movement difficult

How Toned

spasticity

• Specialized

2 9.4

hypertonia

• Specialized

9.8

muscle tone

• Specialized

8 3.4

hypotonia

• Specialized

9.9

amyotonia

• Specialized

9.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology