sensorial/sensitiva
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motor, sensory, and sensitive symptomatology / motosensory and sensitive symptomatology Explanation: Gut-focused hypnotherapy normalizes disordered rectal sensitivity ...Sensory and motor responses to distension of the rectum were assessed within 2 weeks both before and ... Symptomatology and relationship to sensitivity ... www.blackwell-synergy.com/links/doi/10.1046/j.1365-2036.200... - Páginas similares [PDF] Gut-focused hypnotherapy normalizes disordered rectal sensitivity ...Formato de archivo: PDF/Adobe Acrobat Sensory and motor responses to distension of the rectum. were assessed within 2 weeks both before ... symptomatology. Patients who were normally sensitive ... www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/pdf/10.1046/j.1365-2036.2003.... - Páginas similares [ Más resultados de www.blackwell-synergy.com ] AccessMedicine - Content- [ Traduzca esta página ]There are a number of motor, sensory, reflex, autonomic, ... unreactive pupils that are unusually sensitive to certain drugs (Alterations of the Pupils and ... www.accessmedicine.com/content.aspx?aID=979001 - Páginas similares |
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sensorial/sensitive Explanation: sensitivo => sensitive; sensorial => sensorial I believe. Best luck, Manuel ====== sensitivo: adj. 1. De los sentidos o relacionado con ellos: *después del accidente no tenía capacidad sensitiva en las manos; el cine estereoscópico de finales de la década de 1950 y el cinerama mantenían como objetivo acceder a una experiencia sensitiva lo más directa posible. 2. Que puede recibir o transmitir sensaciones: *neuronas sensitivas; fibras sensitivas y motoras. [The other two senses are not relevant to your context] (VOX, Diccionario de Uso del español de América y España, Barcelona, España, Sept. 2002, ISBN 84-8332-349-4) sensitive (sen•si•tive) (sen´sĭ-tiv) [L. sensitivus] able to receive or respond to stimuli; often used to mean abnormally responsive to stimulation, or responding quickly and acutely. <http://www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_hl_dorlands.jspzQzp... sensorial: adj. De los sentidos corporales o relacionado con ellos: *el niño conoce el mundo a través de sus percepciones sensoriales; órgano sensorial; capacidad sensorial*. Etim. Préstamo del francés *sensorial* o del inglés *sensorial*, formado a partir del latín *sensorium* ‘órgano del sentido’, procedente de *sensus* ‘acción de percibir’. De la familia etimológica de *sentir* (verbo). (VOX, Diccionario de Uso del español de América y España, Barcelona, España, Sept. 2002, ISBN 84-8332-349-4) sensorial (sen•so•ri•al) (sen-sor´e-əl) [L. sensorialis] pertaining to the sensorium. sensorium (sen•so•ri•um) (sən-sor´e-əm) [L. sentire to experience, to feel the force of] 1. any of the primary receptive areas. 2. s. commune. 3. the condition of a subject relative to the subject's consciousness or mental clarity. s. commu´ne former name for a hypothesized collective site in the brain for processing all sensations. See primary receptive areas, under area. <http://www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_hl_dorlands.jspzQzp... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hora (2007-02-15 11:18:20 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I copy below another two definitions of some that may help. I know that you are a physician, and as such, you know these concepts; but I think that reading the definitions in Spanish make help you to see the difference. Best luck. Manuel --- sensitive: sensible: Que es capaz de percibir y transmitir una sensación o estímulo. Se puede ser sensible o susceptible a la acción de un medicamento. sensory: sensorio: adj. Relativo a las sensaciones. Dícese de las vías aferentes. También se refiera a una parte o a toda la red de nervios sensoriales de todo el cuerpo. sensory nerve: nervio sensorio: Nervio constituido por fibras aferentes que conducen impulsos nerviosos desde la periferia del cuerpo al cerebro o la médula espinal por la vía de las raíces dorsales espinales. [Humberto A. Pujals: English-Spanish Dictionary of Medical and Dental Terms, Editorial Trillas, México, 2005, ISBN 968-24-3278-2] |
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sensory/thermal thresholds/cold and warm sensation Explanation: Not sure about this, just that "sensitive" doesn't appear to be used to describe symptomatology in UK English. Most UK sites just refer to "sensoryand motor" symptomatology. So I'm just making a bit of a guess when I suggest "thermal thresholds". See: BEXAL FARMACÉUTICA - Salud - [ Translate this page ] ... y caracterizada por dos o más crisis bruscas y espontáneas, con sintomatología motora, sensorial, psíquica, sensitiva y/o vegetativa. ... bexal.saluddigital.net/salud/epilepsia_2.php - 14k - Cached - Similar pages Módulo 314 - Vocabulario de psicología A-E - [ Translate this page ] 2) Somato-sensitiva: El foco irritativo está en las áreas 3-1-2, posrrolándicas, con lo cual la sintomatología es sensitiva: sensaciones de quemadura, frío, ... www.galeon.com/pcazau/314-voc-psi-ae.htm - Similar pages and sensory disturbances in patients with well ... Thermal thresholds (heat, cold, and heat pain thresholds) were assessed by a skilled ... disease is axonal type and affects both motor and sensory fibres. ... jnnp.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/74/4/490 - Similar pages Cardiorespiratory reflexes, vibratory and thermal thresholds ... Cardiorespiratory reflexes, vibratory and thermal thresholds, sensory and motor conduction in diabetic patients with end-stage nephropathy ... cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=4133033 - Similar pages [ More results from cat.inist.fr ] http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:mATuvmi83IAJ:www.rehabl... GEER -Sociedad para el estudio de las enfermedades del Raquis: - [ Translate this page ] Cuando el paciente tiene una sintomatología dolorosa de mayor o menor importancia pero lo que predomina es la sintomatología (sensitiva o motora) derivada ... www.geeraquis.org/afecciocol_degenerativa_cervical.html - 35k - Cached - Similar pages |
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peer agreement (net): +2SEE Explanation: sensorial pertains to the five senses(sensory/sensorial;whereas 'sensitiva' is 'sensitive' -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 hrs (2007-02-15 15:17:06 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The distinction is that "sensitivo/sensitive means "pertaining or relative to the sensations produced by the senses and especially the skin; having the ability to arouse sensitivity; similarly sensorial is pertaining or relative to sensitivity- sensorial seems to be used more in connection to scientific nomenclature, whereas sensitivity is more generic and is used more widely. sensitivo, va. (Del lat. sensus, sentido). 1. adj. Perteneciente o relativo a las sensaciones producidas en los sentidos y especialmente en la piel. Tacto, dolor sensitivo 2. adj. Capaz de sensibilidad. 3. adj. Que tiene la virtud de excitar la sensibilidad. sensorial. (De sensorio). 1. adj. Perteneciente o relativo a la sensibilidad (‖ facultad de sentir). Órganos sensoriales. □ V. epitelio sensorial |
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