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motor apraxia

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motor apraxia [′mōd·ər ā′prak·sē·ə]
(medicine)
Inability to carry out, on command, a complex or skilled movement, though the purpose thereof is clear to the patient. Also known as kinesthetic apraxia; limb-kinetic apraxia.


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Behavioral changes include stereotypic and ritualized behaviors, motor apraxia, and aberrant motor behavior (Bozeat et al.
The patients were able to understand or respond to directions given by the experimenter and had no clinical signs of motor apraxia and visuospatial neglect.
In both motor apraxia and autism, children show social interaction problems, but in the case of motor apraxia, this is normally because they are not always capable of performing the physical movements that allows them access to others.
 
 
 
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