stuporous

stupor /stu·por/ (stoo´per) [L.]

1. a lowered level of consciousness.

2. in psychiatry, a disorder marked by reduced responsiveness.stu´porous

stu·por (st

A state of impaired consciousness characterized by a marked diminution in the capacity to react to environmental stimuli.

stupor·ous adj.

stupor

[st(y)o̅o̅′pər]

Etymology: L, stupere, to stun

a state of unresponsiveness in which a person seems unaware of the surroundings. The condition occurs in neurologic and psychiatric disorders. The person may be totally or almost totally immobile and unresponsive, even to painful stimuli. Kinds of stupor are anergic stupor, benign stupor, and epileptic stupor. -stuperas, adj.

stupor [stoo´por]

1. partial or nearly complete unconsciousness.

2. a state of lethargy and immobility with diminished responsiveness to stimulation. adj., adj stu´porous.

stupor,

n lethargic state of con-sciousness characterized by reduced response to stimulation.

stupor,

n the condition of being only partly conscious or sensible; also, a condition of insensibility.

stupor

partial or nearly complete unconsciousness; a state of lethargy and immobility with diminished responsiveness to stimulation.

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anaclitic depression anergic stupor benign stupor Binge Drinking catatonia catatonic schizophrenia catatonic stupor cerea flexibilitas epileptic stupor hepatic coma herpetic encephalitis latent schizophrenia lethargy level of consciousness narc(o)- narc- narco- narcohypnosis narcoma	Following a nocturnal hallucinatory frenzy, he assumes a stuporous repose throughout the next day. Cowboy and Indians: President Bush could yet fulfill his liberation ... by Moreland, Paul / The American Conservative The patient, a 63-year-old woman who had had a kidney transplant 10 years earlier and was receiving immunosuppressive treatment with cyclosporine, azathioprine, and prednisolone, was hospitalized in an intensive care unit because of septic shock, a stuporous condition, hypotension, respiratory insufficiency, and acute renal failure. Lethal Mycobacterium massiliense Sepsis, Italy by Tortoli, Enrico; Gabini, Rita; Galanti, Irene; Mariottini, Alessandro / Emerging Infectious Diseases Evaluating sensory response can assess for hemisensory loss; a stuporous or aphasic patient will grimace or pull away from the stimulus. Establishing a stroke response team in a rural setting by Justice, Julie Sain; Howe, Linda A.; Dyches, Cathy; Heifferon, Barbara A. / Online Journal of Rural Nursing & Health Care	Student’s Elbow Studer neobladder study stumbling stump Stump Blowout stump cancer Stump Carcinoma stump hallucination stump pain stump sucker stumped-up toe stumpy Stumpy-tail cattle dog stun stunned myocardium stunner stunning Stunning of Myocardium stunted chick disease stunting/runting syndrome stupe stupefacient stupefactive stupor stuporous sturdy Sturge-Weber angiomatosis Sturge-Weber syndrome Sturges' rule Sturt's nightshade stutter stuttering Stuttgart casting Stuttgart disease sty stye styfziekte styl(o)- styl- style stylet stylo stylo- styloglossus stylohyal stylohyoid stylohyoid ligament stylohyoid muscle stylohyoideus styloid	stupidities stupidity stupidity stupidity Stupidity In The Cockpit Stupidity tax Stupidity tax Stupidity tax Stupidity tax stupidly stupidly Stupidly Named Internet Football League Stupidly Quick, Underdressed and Imminently Dead Stupidly Quick, Underdressed, Ignorant and Dangerous stupidness stupidness Stupids Stupids Stupids Stupify Stupin, Aleksandr Stupin, Aleksandr Vasilevich stuping stuping Stupino stupor stupor stupor stupor stupor stuporous stupors stupors stupors stupors Stupose stupp stuprare stuprare Stuprate Stuprate Stupration Stupration Stuprum Stuprum Stur, Ludovit Stura STURAA Sturb Sturbridge Sturbridge, Massachusetts Sturdee, Sir Frederick Charles Doveton sturdied sturdied sturdied sturdied sturdier sturdier sturdier sturdier sturdiest

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anaclitic depression
anergic stupor
benign stupor
Binge Drinking
catatonia
catatonic schizophrenia
catatonic stupor
cerea flexibilitas
epileptic stupor
hepatic coma
herpetic encephalitis
latent schizophrenia
lethargy
level of consciousness
narc(o)-
narc-
narco-
narcohypnosis
narcoma

Following a nocturnal hallucinatory frenzy, he assumes a stuporous repose throughout the next day.

Cowboy and Indians: President Bush could yet fulfill his liberation ... by Moreland, Paul / The American Conservative

The patient, a 63-year-old woman who had had a kidney transplant 10 years earlier and was receiving immunosuppressive treatment with cyclosporine, azathioprine, and prednisolone, was hospitalized in an intensive care unit because of septic shock, a stuporous condition, hypotension, respiratory insufficiency, and acute renal failure.

Lethal Mycobacterium massiliense Sepsis, Italy by Tortoli, Enrico; Gabini, Rita; Galanti, Irene; Mariottini, Alessandro / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Evaluating sensory response can assess for hemisensory loss; a stuporous or aphasic patient will grimace or pull away from the stimulus.

Establishing a stroke response team in a rural setting by Justice, Julie Sain; Howe, Linda A.; Dyches, Cathy; Heifferon, Barbara A. / Online Journal of Rural Nursing & Health Care

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