Definition:
Catatonia is a state characterized by lethargic withdrawal, extreme rigidity or flexibility of the limbs, and repetition or imitation of movements.
Catatonia is a state characterized by lethargic withdrawal, extreme rigidity or flexibility of the limbs, and repetition or imitation of movements.
Catatonia can occur in many underlying psychiatric conditions, including bipolar, although it is relatively uncommon.
For information in depth, see Catatonia.
Pronunciation: CAT-uh-TONE-ee-uh, CAT-uh-TAHN-ick
