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clinofilia

La clinofilia (del griego kline: ‘inclinado’, y philia: ‘afinidad’) es un término utilizado en medicina (especialmente en psiquiatría ypsicología) para designar la tendencia de un paciente a permanecer tumbado. Puede implicar hipersomnia, pero no necesariamente. Es característica de los síndromes depresivos y distímicos.

clinofilia (從希臘Kline :『傾斜』和philia :『親合力』)是用於醫學的用語(特別是在精神病學和心理學方面)選定患者的趨向保持tumbado.1也許不一定介入嗜睡,但是。它壓抑綜合症狀的一性能特徵和dysthymic.


clinofilia (от греческого загрузка: 'падающей', и подтверждение бронирования: 'Affinity") - это термин, используемый в медицине (особенно в области психиатрии и психологии) назначить тенденцию к пациенту, чтобы tumbado.1 могут быть связаны с hypersomnia, но не обязательно. Она является характерной особенностью депрессивный синдромы и dysthymic


The clinofilia (from the greek Kline: 'leaning', and philia: 'affinity') is a term used in medicine (especially in psychiatry and psychology) to designate the trend of a patient to remain tumbado.1 may involve hypersomnia, but not necessarily. It is a characteristic feature of the depressive syndromes and dysthymic

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