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hypopraxia

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hy·po·prax·i·a (hp-prks-)
n.
Deficient activity.

hypopraxia [hi″po-prak´se-ah]
abnormally diminished activity.

hypopraxia
abnormally diminished activity.


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Clinical criteria for orienting the diagnosis (Dosen & Gielen, 1993) include symptoms mimicking a depressive state (apathy, hypopraxia, crying); vegetative symptoms (loss of appetite or weight, stypsis, asthenia); psychomotor agitation with temper tantrums, self-injurious behavior or, conversely, catatonia and stereotypy; regression to previous stages of autonomy (urinary or fecal incontinence); tendency to withdraw from, or lack of interest in, the social sphere; and childish behavior.
Clinical criteria for orienting the diagnosis (Dosen & Gielen, 1993) include symptoms mimicking a depressive state (apathy, hypopraxia, crying); vegetative symptoms (loss of appetite or weight, stypsis, asthenia); psychomotor agitation with temper tantrums, self-injurious behavior or, conversely, catatonia and stereotypy; regression to previous stages of autonomy (urinary or fecal incontinence); tendency to withdraw from, or lack of interest in, the social sphere; and childish behavior.
 
 
 
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