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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 502 · 24 rubrics start on this page

• Delirium, changing images, past or present, keep him active and irritated1
• Delirium, constant, allowing no rest or sleep1
• Delirium, furious, amounting to madness3
• Delirium, furious, at the height of the disease4
• Delirium, furious, cries, even to hoarseness, complete loss of voice1
• Delirium, furious, cries, strikes at all around1
• Delirium, furious, maniacal, gets up, tries to run away, screams, roars, with sunken features, cold feet, quick pulse1
• Delirium, furious, raging, with loud talking, laughing and attempts to escape1
• Delirium, furious, raving, restless, obstinate, objects to sleep, redness and staring of eyes, with intolerance of light1
• Delirium, furious, violent, followed by vomiting and deep sleep1
• Delirium, furious, with desire to escape from bed3
• Delirium, loquacity, mild or terrified1
• Delirium, stupid, as if intoxicated, with lassitude and weakness1
• Delirium, stupid, quiet, with great stupefaction and dullness of head1
• Delirium, stupid, with stupor3
• Delirium, stupid, with with loss of consciousness1
• Delirium, talking constantly about his avocation1
• Delirium, talking loquacious, or loud and violent1
• Delirium, talking of old occurrences, with open eyes, and recognizes what is said to him only as if in a dream1
• Delirium, talking of religious things, fulfilling vows, prayers2
• Delirium, talking very loquaciously, with brilliant eyes and circumscribed redness of cheeks, afterwards stupid, irritable1
• Delirium, talking, constant, thinks he is roaming over fields, swimming, lying in the water for hours1
• Delirium, talks of ghosts, devils, spirits, which surround his bed1
• Delirium, with singing, laughing, whistling; constant involuntary, odd motions continued
• objects appear oblique1

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