### condition:

Oxygen debt
* occurs when cells have used up available supplies of oxygen.
* temporary lack of oxygen availability due to sustained strenuous exercise.

### condition:

Paralysis
* Most paralysis affects muscles
  - overall performance
  - respiratory muscles
* Most paralysis is caused by cord injuries
* Most paralysis is caused by spinal cord injuries
  - leads to breathe difficulty
* Some paralysis leads to death.
  * is most often caused by damage to the nervous system or brain, especially the spinal cord. Paralysis often includes loss of feeling in the affected area.
* begins in the feet and legs, progressing upward to affect the wings and thoracic muscles
  - with cranial nerve involvement and progresses caudally to involve extremities
* can affect certain parts of the body or it can result in nearly total paralysis
  - come in the form of apathy for the relationship, non-or miscommunication
  - lead to the secondary symptom of bedsores
  - range from small facial muscles to the entire body
* caused by spinal cord injury is usually only temporary in humans.
* common feature of tiger snake bites.
* eventually occurs, resulting in death.
* follows seizure activity.
  - common in one form or another
  - complete and irreversible paralysis of such limbs
  - disability
  - disfunction
  - due to loss of motor neurons from the spinal cord
  - dysfunction
  - loss of the ability to move a body part
  - more likely when infection occurs in older individuals
  - produced when the virus destroys motor neuron cell bodies
* is the common symptom, usually of the throat muscles
  - extreme form of weakness
  - loss of muscle movement and coordination in some part of the body
  - result of over-activation of mutually inconsistent, polarized sets of interests
  - thought to have been the cause of death
* occurs when nerves are damaged
  - to the muscles become infected with poliovirus
  - the spinal cord is severed
  - is much more than a physical ailment
* picture of the result of sin.
* prevents movement of one or more parts of the body.
* requires active treatments
* spreads throughout the body until death.
* usually begins in the hindquarters and throat
  - happens within the first week
  - occurs as the disease progresses
  - results from spinal cord damage
  - starts in the throat, causing difficulty in swallowing

### condition | paralysis:

Muscle paralysis
* Most muscle paralysis leads to breathe difficulty.
* can be very worrying if one is conscious of it.
* is dose-dependent and reversible.

Muscular paralysis
* Most muscular paralysis affects muscles
* caused by nerve agents also affects the respiratory muscles.

### condition | paralysis:

Sleep paralysis
* feeling of being conscious but unable to move.
* happens more often that people admit.
* has a co-relationship with catalepsy as it deems itself a variation of it.
* involves the loss of muscle control when a person is waking up or falling asleep.
* is diseases
  - rare, probably four times in the last couple of years
* is the state of being awake, but being unable to speak or move
  - temporary inability to talk or to move when falling asleep or waking up
* momentary inability to move when waking up or falling asleep.
* refers to a temporary paralysis upon falling asleep or waking up
  - the inability to move upon falling asleep or waking up