Category: H

An abnormally weak voice resulting from incoordination of speech muscles, including weakness of muscles of respiration.  

A diminished or fainter sound in auscultation or percussion.  

The state of having fewer than the normal number of fingers or toes.  

Deficient pepsin in the gastric juice.  

A decreased ability to perceive vibration.  

A decreased number of leukocytes (leukopenia) with immature cells in the blood.  

A person with disproportionately short limbs with respect to the length of the trunk; the opposite of hypermorph.  

Restricted joint movement (play) that limits normal range of motion; the opposite of hypermobility.  

One of several disorders of melanin pigmentation in which melanin in the epidermis is decreased or absent. It may be caused by albinism, chronic protein deficiency, bums, trauma, or vitiligo.  

Decreased magnesium in the blood. Clinically, it is accompanied by increased neuromuscular irritability. A notably deficient level of magnesium in the bloodstream.