That is the medical term.
Periocular refers to the area around the eye, whereas extraocular refers to structures or movements outside the eyeball itself.
Ocular is the medical term meaning pertaining to vision. For instance, the extraocular movements (abbreviated EOMs) are the muscle movements that the examiner checks when they ask you to follow their finger while you keep your head still.
extraoculoar extra means outside ocul/o means eye ar means pertaining to
Adduction is the anatomical term meaning movement toward the midline of the body.
extension
Ocular is the medical term meaning pertaining to vision. For instance, the extraocular movements (abbreviated EOMs) are the muscle movements that the examiner checks when they ask you to follow their finger while you keep your head still.
Akinesia is the term neurologists and other medical professionals use for absence of movement. Two related terms often used in conjunction with akinesia are bradykinesia(slowed movement) and hypokinesia (reduced movement).
Bradykinesia is the medical term meaning slow movement. Bradykinesia may be seen in Parkinson's disease or depression.
Peristalsis
"Ambulation" Kineso, kinesio, kinesia, kinesis, kinetic all stand for movement as a combining form or suffix in medical term.
The medical term for assisting with movement is "ambulation." This term refers to the ability to walk or move about, and in a clinical context, it often involves interventions or devices such as walkers, canes, or physical therapy to enhance a patient's mobility.
Slow movement is bradykinesia; brady- slow, and kinesis- movement. When a person is moving slowly they have bradykinesia.It's one of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.