dysarthria Definition

ataxic, hypokinetic, dysphonia, dysphasia, apraxia, hypotonia, myoclonus, aphasia, incoordination, ataxia, akinesia, agnosia, hemiplegia, paresthesia, parkinsonism, dysphagia, paresis, dysgraphia, psychomotor, dyskinesia, sensorimotor, diplopia, cerebellar, myasthenia, dyspnoea, asthenia, oculomotor, nystagmus, syncope, ptosis, expressive aphasia, essential tremor, postural hypotension, ecchymosis, hypersomnia, rhinorrhea, polydipsia, photophobia, phonophobia, hypochondriasis, stridor, paraesthesia, countertransference, hyperalgesia, polyuria, vasomotor, sensorineural hearing loss, coprolalia, diaphoresis, generalized epilepsy, metabolic acidosis, myotonia, neurogenic bladder, grand mal, hepatomegaly, tachypnea, hypoxemia, pupillary, hyperglycaemia, primidone, symptomatology, cyanosis, social phobia, overactivity, hypovolemia, neuromotor, irritability, dysuria, cerebrovascular accident, oesophagitis, amusia, akathisia, hyperacusis, echolalia, epistaxis, pancytopenia, esophageal reflux, dysphoria, papilledema, anhedonia, anosognosia, vasovagal, lichen planus, lymphopenia, somatosensory, prodrome, demyelination, thyrotoxicosis, neuritis, enuresis, hypercalcaemia, primary dysmenorrhea, hyperinsulinism, cheilitis, neuropathies, ileus, dyspnea, chorea, orthostatic hypotension, autosomal dominant disorder,