Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Sensorium
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 503 · 26 rubrics start on this page
- Acute, especially of hearing and smell2
- Acute, especially to noise4
- Acute, increased, of all the senses8
- Acute, perceptions of the usual pains1
- Acute, perceptions, followed by dulness1
- Acute, sounds, talking, odors, light are insupportable1
- Delirium, drunkenness, with indolence or staggering continued
- frantic1
- Delirium, prostration continued
- and depression of spirits1
- of the mind, cannot bring two thoughts together, as if quite stupid1
- Delirium, prostration; with depression of spirits; weakness with inability to do any work; marked sinking of strength, with inability to move continued
- want of tonicity2
- Delirium, prostration;, mentally restless, but too lifeless to move2
- Delirium, restlessness, jumps out of bed, attempts to run away1
- Delirium, stupid, anxiety, headache, noise before the ears, restlessness, sleepless, trembling and anxious sweating1
- Delirium, stupid, as soon as he falls asleep3
- Delirium, stupid, on closing eyes, all sorts of frightful visions1
- Delirium, stupid, on going to sleep2
- Delirium, stupid, wild, alternating with stupor and stertorous breathing, with open mouth and depression of lower jaw4
- Delirium, stupid, with hoarseness1
- Delirium, stupid, with sleeplessness1
- Delirium, stupid, with sunken features1
- Delirium, stupid, with wide open eyes3
- Dulness of all the senses2
- Dulness, as if senses had ceased to act1
- Dulness, slowness or not comprehended2
- Dulness, with apathy1
- Dulness, with heavy eyes and extreme weakness1
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