Glossary A

Akathesis refers to agitation caused by neuroleptic drugs

Akathisia refers to an inner feeling of excessive restlessness which provokes the sufferer to fidget in their seat or pace about

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Akinesia refers to a Motor disturbance in which a person's muscles become rigid and movement is difficult to initiate.

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Akinetic refers to the to absence or poverty of voluntary movement; loss of the ability to move all or part of the body.

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Akinetic mutism refers to a syndrome associated with medial frontal damage involving a loss of initiative, apathy, reduced verbal and motor behaviors, and profound indifference.

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Akinetopsia refers to the specific inability to identify objects in motion or moving objects.

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Deutsch: Alarm / Español: Alarma / Português: Alarme / Français: Alarme / Italiano: Allarme

Alarm refers to the set of biologic reactions indicating imminence of major hazard.

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- Alarm reaction : The first stage of the General adaptation syndrome (GAS) during which the body's defenses and bodily resources are mobilized against a stressor.

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