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Waxy flexibility

Waxy flexibility is one of the twelve symptoms that can lead to the diagnosis of catatonia. It is a psychomotor symptom that results in a decreased response to stimuli and a tendency to remain in an immobile posture. If one were to move the arm of someone with waxy flexibility, the patient would keep that arm where it had been positioned until moved…

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Psychiatry

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Waxy flexibility

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples39
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Waxy flexibility

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related to Causation · 7
Waxy flexibility → DSM-3, Historically, However, In, The, They, This
related to Diagnosis · 5
Waxy flexibility → CTs, EEGs, It, MRIs, Waxy
related to Waxy flexibility vs. catalepsy · 5
Waxy flexibility → Both, However, On, This, Waxy
has prevention · 4
Waxy flexibility → Because, It, The, Therefore
has treatment · 4
Waxy flexibility → Benzodiazepines, GABA, The, They
related to Symptoms · 3
Waxy flexibility → Alteration, It, Waxy
Specialty · 1
Waxy flexibility → Psychiatry
is a · 1
Waxy flexibility → psychomotor symptom

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catatonia waxy flexibility symptoms one patient treatment result underlying ect symptom diagnosis catalepsy also posture would resistance schizophrenia benzodiazepines external

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Waxy flexibilitySpecialtyPsychiatry1.00infobox
Waxy flexibilityis apsychomotor symptom0.90text
bipolar disorderinstance ofwhich results in the possibility of a distinct clinical entity of catatonia or a variant of mood disorder.Mood disorders0.80text
depression are typical conditions in which catatonia manifestsinstance ofwhich results in the possibility of a distinct clinical entity of catatonia or a variant of mood disorder.Mood disorders0.80text
seizuresinstance ofNeurological injuries0.80text
neoplasmsinstance ofNeurological injuries0.80text
and other diseases like Parkinson's can also result in catatoniainstance ofNeurological injuries0.80text
EEGsinstance ofbut certain testing0.80text
MRIsinstance ofbut certain testing0.80text
or CTs can help to confirm the underlying causeinstance ofbut certain testing0.80text
stupor or negativism is enough to warrant a diagnosis of catatoniainstance ofWaxy flexibility alongside two or more other symptoms0.80text
Waxy flexibilityhas preventionThe0.60section

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