apraxia Definition

gait, ideomotor, dysarthria, aphasia, dysphasia, dysgraphia, agnosia, ataxia, dyslexia, dysphonia, cerebral palsy, hypotonia, autism, sensorimotor, epilepsy, deafness, hemiplegia, prosopagnosia, genetic disorder, dyscalculia, degenerative disorder, echolalia, anosognosia, neuromotor, mental retardation, asperger, dysphagia, psychomotor, tourette, oculomotor, hyperactivity, mutism, paresis, nystagmus, expressive aphasia, essential tremor, neurological disorder, osteogenesis imperfecta, coprolalia, generalized epilepsy, myoclonus, spastic paralysis, torticollis, hyperacusis, otosclerosis, nonverbal communication, amusia, profoundly deaf, prosody, pyloric stenosis, verbalization, disorders, alexia, neurofibromatosis, myelomeningocele, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, myasthenia gravis, becker muscular dystrophy, blastoma, sensorineural hearing loss, dysgenesis, embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma, motherese, myotonic dystrophy, enuresis, syringomyelia, thyroiditis, leukodystrophy, apert, hydrops, lactase deficiency, occupational therapy, chromosomal anomaly, myotonia, neuromuscular, somatosensory, stridor, speech disorder, galactosemia, cerebellar, synaesthesia, hyperinsulinism, presbycusis, achondroplasia, bicuspid valve, rheumatic disease, overactivity, petit mal, neuropathies, occupational therapist, malformation, atopic eczema, amblyopia, familial hypercholesterolemia, spina bifida, dementia praecox, depersonalization disorder, tetraplegia, trichotillomania, atresia,