Neuromuscular

What do we mean by neuromuscular?

Of, relating to, or affecting both nerves and muscles. adjective

Having the characteristics of both nervous and muscular tissue. adjective

Pertaining to nerve and to muscle; especially, resembling or partaking of the nature both of nervous and of muscular tissue; having a character intermediate between that of muscle and that of nerve; representing or physiologically acting both as a nerve and as a muscle: as, the neuromuscular cells of the freshwater polyp (Hydra).

Nervomuscular. adjective

Pertaining to the voluntary or reflexive control of muscles by nerves. adjective

Affecting or characteristic of both neural and muscular tissue adjective

Pertaining to the voluntary or reflexive control of muscles by nerves.

Words that are spelled similarly to neuromuscular:
neuromuscular, neurovascular, nervomuscular, seromuscular.

Adjectives that are often used to describe neuromuscular:
other, nondepolarizing, competitive, acting, new, various, depolarising, potent, skeletal, normal, voluntary, weak, common, specific, significant, peripheral, upper, severe, steroidal, quaternary, neurologic, newer, lower, surgical, proprioceptive, orthopedic, musculoskeletal, sensory, vertebrate, neurological, additive, chronic, congenital, available, induced, organic, complex, gastrointestinal, functional, degenerative, minimal, effective, muscular, postoperative, neurophysiological, partial, relevant, biomechanical, concurrent, underlying, preferred, traumatic, comparative, slight, permanent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective neuromuscular:
transmission, blockade, disorders, disease, junctions, diseases, function, junction, block, irritability, activity, effects, coordination, control, stimulation, symptoms, dysfunction, excitability, weakness, synapses, blockers, paralysis, spindles, manifestations, development, scoliosis, disorder, problems, abnormalities, impairment, mechanisms, facilitation, reeducation, changes, complications, systems, physiology, agents, performance, failure, disturbances, relaxation, involvement, functions, conduction, fatigue, defects, tension, skills, patterns, techniques, therapy, training, maturation, connections, patients, monitoring, response, synapse, signs, adaptations, mechanism, responses, blockage, adaptation, deficits, relaxants, spindle, incoordination, preparations, rehabilitation, disabilities, causes, hyperexcitability, drugs, reflexes, depression, tone, propagation, syndrome, reactions, technique, syndromes, pathology, pharmacology, deformities, formation, retraining, efficiency.

Words that sound like neuromuscular:
neuromuscular, minuscular, corpuscular, semicircular, snorkeler, sanicula, saccular, sardonically, sienna miller, squamous cell.