Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › MIND AND DISPOSITION
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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · 1896 · p. 74 · 61 rubrics start on this page
- TACITURN continued
- acute hydrocephalus, utters no articulate sound for two weeks1
- after fright1
- did not move1
- during pregnancy1
- fever, intermittent3
- from sexual excesses1
- in hysteria1
- in melancholy2
- in puerperal mania1
- in tubercular meningitis1
- sits speechless1
- unless questioned (typhus)1
- with dry tongue1
- with religiousness1
- with sad mood1
- with satiety of life1
- with weeping1
- TALKING
- about business1
- about others' faults1
- about unpleasant things, causes chilliness1
- alternately with singing (acute mania after melancholia)1
- animatedly1
- argues with facility1
- as if angry2
- as if brain would be paralyzed1
- averse to48
- awkward in1
- babbling (typhus)1
- causes anxiety1
- causes heaviness of head1
- causes oppression of chest1
- chattering2
- childish (hypochrondriasis)1
- confused5
- delirious3
- desire to6
- disconnectedly, pointed to masked people who seemed to approach him1
- distorted1
- dull (cerebro-spinal meningitis)1
- echo speech, patient repeats in a monotonous singing way words and sentences of those about him, without being conscious of it1
- fatigues2
- foolish5
- forgets what he intends to say2
- garrulity1
- hasty5
- hot hands from1
- in convulsions1
- inability9
- inarticulate4
- incessant17
- incoherent22
- much in apoplexy1
- of domestic affairs1
- of impending death (heart disease)1
- of others, cannot endure7
- stitches in ears when1
- to herself constantly (chorea)1
- to himself (acute mania, induced by severe mental excitement)1
- with air of command2
- with imaginary beings (acute mania induced by mental excitement)1
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