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How To Use Ataxic In A Sentence

  • It said that Ali seems to have a mild ataxic dysarthria difficulty in coordinating the muscles used in speaking. Sound and Fury
  • ‘The leopard was extremely ataxic,’ Tubbesing told Mayor.
  • In tropical ataxic neuropathy, one of the sensory tracts in the spinal cord is damaged. 10: Food science
  • If too much lithium is given there can be ataxic behavior with sedation and slurred speech.
  • Perhaps she might be excused for her transgressions due to the fact that she was born with ataxic cerebral palsy. Lee Brenner: The Top 10 Stories From 2011 Missing From All the Top 10 Lists
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  • Obviously, it's because the daughter has ataxic cerebral palsy, and people felt that given that I'm a public figure and an advocate for people with disabilities, I should make a public comment about it. Geri Jewell: Geri-ism #2: Unmasking the Real Disabilities
  • Thus, a heavily tattooed young male suggests antisocial personality, whereas a dazed, ataxic woman with urine-stained clothes suggestes normal-pressure hydrocephalus. The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry
  • About 5 to 10 percent of affected individuals have the ataxic form, which affects balance and coordination.
  • Descriptions of the predominant motor disorder refer to spastic, dystonic, athetotic, and ataxic features.
  • Mr Lackersteen tottered after her, with a strange ataxic step caused partly by earth-tremors and partly by gin. Burmese Days
  • Despite aggressive neuroleptic treatment, they continue to be hyperactive, although stiff, ataxic, and slurred in speech. The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry
  • Toni is a high achiever but has the mildest form of ataxic cerebral palsy and needs a scribe to help with note taking as she has a tremor in her hand.
  • Wernicke's encephalopathy is difficult to diagnose because the classic triad of confusion, ataxia, and ophthalmoplegia occurs in only 10% of patients, and drunk people are often confused and ataxic.

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