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'''Cramps''' are a mild condition wherein muscles involuntarily contract, '''cramps''' are accompanied by unpleasantness and is often the result of stress or strain on the muscle in question. This muscle can also be part of autonomous [[Muscular system|muscle system]], such as the stomach. |
'''Cramps''' are a mild condition wherein muscles involuntarily contract, '''cramps''' are accompanied by unpleasantness and is often the result of stress or strain on the muscle in question. This muscle can also be part of autonomous [[Muscular system|muscle system]], such as the stomach. |
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+ | When trying to get in to a secure section of [[San Francisco]] Mercy [[hospital]], [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy]] baffled a security guard by describing doctor [[Gillian Taylor]]'s condition as ''immediate post-prandal upper-abdominal distension'', which he later described to [[Admiral]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] as the medical description of cramps. ({{film|4}}) |
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Revision as of 05:33, 1 January 2009
Cramps are a mild condition wherein muscles involuntarily contract, cramps are accompanied by unpleasantness and is often the result of stress or strain on the muscle in question. This muscle can also be part of autonomous muscle system, such as the stomach.
When trying to get in to a secure section of San Francisco Mercy hospital, Doctor Leonard McCoy baffled a security guard by describing doctor Gillian Taylor's condition as immediate post-prandal upper-abdominal distension, which he later described to Admiral Kirk as the medical description of cramps. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
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