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hyperactivity
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hyperkinetic
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frenetic
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deficit
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react
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hyperactivity; excessive movement or activity.
gailsbooks.com
See attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
wiley.com
Hyperactivity, especially in children.
adhdnews.com
(see hyperactivity)
learning-apodixis.com
Another term for hyperactivity.(1)
kvhigh.com
Frenetic. A hyperkinetic child usually has difficulty sticking to one task for an extended period and may react more intensely to a situation than a normal child. See also Hyperactivity.
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beeson
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bodley
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walton
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scott
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Oxford companion to medicine, J Walton, PB Beeson, R Bodley Scott eds Excessive motor activity, voluntary or otherwise.
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Keywords:
spasm
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muscular
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abnormally
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movement
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increased
Abnormally increased muscular movement; spasm.
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