What is another word for tertiary tremor?
Pronunciation: [tˈɜːʃjəɹɪ tɹˈɛmə] (IPA) 
Tertiary tremor, also known as a focal tremor or task-specific tremor, is a movement disorder that affects a body part during a specific activity. The term "tertiary tremor" is commonly used in medical literature to describe this type of tremor. However, there are several synonyms for this condition. Some clinicians and researchers also use terms such as "occupational tremor," "kinetic tremor," or "action tremor." These names emphasize the fact that the tremor occurs during certain activities, such as writing or eating. Other names that have been used to describe tertiary tremor include "intention tremor" and "goal-related tremor," as they occur when attempting to perform specific actions or movements.
