myatonic
/maɪˈætɒnɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Lacking or characterized by atonia, a condition of partial or complete paralysis of the muscles, especially resulting from a failure of the nervous system to transmit impulses to the muscles.
“The patient was diagnosed as myatonic, and the doctor prescribed physical therapy to regain muscle control.”
2. noun
A person or animal characterized by atonia, or a condition of partial or complete paralysis of the muscles.
“The veterinarian diagnosed the myatonic dog with a neurological disorder and recommended a treatment plan.”