Category: N

A person who studies the anatomical and physiological relationships of the nervous system.  

A psychological specialty concerned with the relationships among cognition, affect, and behavior and the functioning of the brain.  

A series of psychological tests used to detect and understand behavioral disturbances that relate to organic brain dysfunction.  

Nervous system function.  

A term used to describe the behavioral symptoms resulting from central nervous system impairment.  

The level of nervous tension within a muscle.  

Buildup of energy in the nerves and muscles throughout the body sometimes caused by sexual arousal.  

Maturation involving the muscles and the skeletal system, the nerves that innervate them, and the motor areas of the brain that control voluntary muscle movement.  

Control of muscles by the motor nerve stimuli in the most frugal manner.  

A group of muscle-destroying disorders that vary in hereditary pattern, age of onset, initial muscles attacked, and rate of progression.