Generalised tonic-clonic (or grand mal) seizure brought on by sudden rise of body temperatures to 38 or higher. It is most common in children under age six. Duration is often less than five minutes.

Tube of soft plastic used in feeding for those who have difficulty getting enough nutrition through regular eating.

Thigh  Bone

Inward twisting of the femur causing the knees and feet turn inward.

Using small muscle groups, such as face, hands, feet, fingers, toes. Fine motor skills include feeding, holding an object between thumb and fore finger (pincher grasp), turning/twisting, etc

Fine motor developmental delays describe a lag in the ability to use the extremities (hands, fingers, wrists, tongue, lips, feet, and toes) as expected for a child's age. Fine motor skills involve the ability to hold, use, or manipulate objects using some of the smallest muscles of the body

Bending of joints

Muscle controlling the bending of joints

Loose movements and weak posture

Combination of loose and tight muscles in different areas.

Jerking of a few muscles without an immediate loss of consciousness.

Gait abnormality characterised by trouble lifting the front part of the foot.

Refers to how an individual uses his/her vision in everyday life.