kinesthesia /kin·es·the·sia/ (kin″es-the´zhah)
kinesthesia
kinesthesia [kin″es-the´zhah]
kinesthesia (kiˈ·n
s·thēˑ·sē·),
1. the awareness of position, weight, tension and movement.
2. movement sense.kinesthet´ic
kin·es·the·sia (k n s-th  zh , k ns-)n. 1. The sense that detects bodily position, weight, or movement of the muscles, tendons, and joints. 2. The sensation of moving in space. kin es·thetic (-th tk) adj. |
kinesthesia
[kin′esthē′zhə]
Etymology: Gk, kinesis, motion, aisthesis, feeling
the perception of one's own body parts, weight, and movement. Also spelled kinaesthesia.
kinesthesia [kin″es-the´zhah]
the sense by which position, weight, and movement are perceived. adj., adj kinesthet´ic.
kinesthesia (kiˈ·n
s·thēˑ·sē·),n the sense through which somatic elements such as body position, muscle tension, and weight are perceived.
kinesthesia
the sense by which position, weight and movement are perceived.
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