catatonia

英 [ˌkætəˈtəʊniə]

美 [ˌkætəˈtoʊniə]

n.  紧张症; 紧张性精神分裂症

医学

COCA.41955

牛津词典

noun

• 紧张症；紧张性精神分裂症
  a condition resulting from a mental illness, especially schizophrenia , in which a person does not move for long periods

英英释义

noun

• a form of schizophrenia characterized by a tendency to remain in a fixed stuporous state for long periods
  Synonym:catatonic schizophreniacatatonic type schizophrenia
• extreme tonus

双语例句

• Because obstacle of this ill spirit, mood is more outstanding, ever named before for "the catatonia before classics"," insecurity of classics early days is asked for integratedly".
  由于本病的精神、情绪障碍更为突出，以往曾命名为“经前紧张症”、“经前期紧张综合征”。
• Other parents, upon learning that their child had been replaced by changelings, had their hair turn white overnight, were stunned into catatonia, heart attacks, or sudden death.
  还有一些父母，得知他们的孩子被换生灵替换，一夜白发，有的精神分裂，有的心脏病突发，还有的猝死。
• Treatment and Nursing Care of Lethal Catatonia
  致死性紧张症的治疗及护理
• Conclusions: many analysis with comprehensive factor contributes to hurting to the brain with the result that the judicial catatonia of the intelligence defection and damage authenticate.
  结论：多因素综合分析有助于对颅脑损伤所致智力缺损的司法精神病学鉴定。
• ( medical) characterized by catatonia especially either rigidity or extreme laxness of limbs.
  （医学）具有紧张症特征的，尤指四肢的极端僵硬或松弛。
• The writers held that attention should be paid to differentiate it from schizophrenic catatonia and atypical encephalitis.
  作者认为，在鉴别诊断中应注意与精神分裂症紧张型及非典型脑炎相鉴别。