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What would paralyze rabbit after being normal?
Dropping a rabbit or trying to make it run in a plastic ball (like a giant hamster ball) can cause serious spinal cord injury and paralysis. Although, we have seen an instance in which a bot fly (google it) larvae was growing in the neck of a rabbit and it was pressing against the nerves as it grew. This created a partial paralysis in the rabbit's hind legs. The bot larvae can grow as much as three inches before working their way out of the host. Once the worm was removed, the rabbit regained normal use of its legs.
What is the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood of a fish at a depth of 250 meters in the ocean?
The partial pressure of oxygen decreases with depth in the ocean due to increasing water pressure. At 250 meters depth, the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood of a fish would be significantly lower compared to the surface level. This reduction in oxygen partial pressure can impact the fish's ability to extract oxygen for respiration.
What is acranita?
The only word close to this is acrania...partial or complete absence of all or part of the skull.
What does it mean when a horse is referred to as a roarer?
It means they have "broken" wind, an abnormal function of their larynx. They make a loud noise when exercising. The larynx has two, three sided pieces of tissue that hang down in its center that open and close. If the horse has laryngeal problems, or one cartilages do not open all the way, or becomes paralyzed, it may make a roaring sound when he breathes hard.
Where do didinium live?
Didunim are partial to certain protozoa namely Paramecium. I know this because I just looked it up here at anwers.com. :--)
What is the medical term meaning partial paralysis?
Partial paralysis is the medical term for partial paralysis
What is the meaning of the suffix- slight or partial paralysis?
The suffix for slight or partial paralysis is "-paresis". It is used to indicate a condition where there is a partial loss of movement or weakness in a specific part of the body.
What is the meaning of the suffix- paresis?
partial paralysis
What are the causes of partial facial paralysis?
Bell's palsy
What is partial or total loss of voluntary muscle use?
Partial or total loss of voluntary muscle use is called paralysis. Paralysis can lead to the loss of an independent lifestyle.
What is residual paralysis?
Residual is leftover, and paralysis is inability to move; so residual paralysis is a leftover inability to move after partial recovery. For example, most people with Bell's Palsy recover, but some complain of residual paralysis.
What are the symptoms having bell's palsy?
Partial facial paralysis is the main symptom.
What does the medical terminology combining form -paresis mean?
The medical terminology combining form -paresis means weakness or incomplete paralysis. It is used to describe conditions involving partial loss of movement or sensation in a certain part of the body.
Name the disease which cause paralysis of the facial muscles?
Bell's Palsy is one. Dysfunctional cranial nerve causes partial facial paralysis
What would happen if one vertebrate slipped?
Depending on severity nothing, to partial or complete paralysis.
When a small stroke resulted in a partial paralysis of the left side the damaged area is most likely in?
When a small stroke, resulting in a partial paralysis of the left side, occurs the damage area is most likely in the right side of the brain. This is not always true but in most cases is true
What is Todd's paralysis?
Todd's paralysis, also known as postictal paralysis, is a temporary weakness or paralysis that occurs after a seizure. It can affect one side of the body or multiple limbs, typically lasting anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours. This phenomenon is more commonly seen in focal or partial seizures and usually resolves on its own without long-term complications.
