TALKING
Talking ☞ Answers; Speech, Chapter 11
No remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics 99
- a torrent of words1p. 75
- about business1p. 74
- about misfortune (mania)1p. 75
- about others' faults1p. 74
- about secret (mania)1p. 75
- about suffering (hypochondriasis)1p. 75
- about unpleasant things, causes chilliness1p. 74
- alternately with singing (acute mania after melancholia)1p. 74
- animatedly1p. 74
- argues with facility1p. 74
- as if angry2p. 74
- as if brain would be paralyzed1p. 74
- averse to48p. 74
- awkward in1p. 74
- babbling (typhus)1p. 74
- calls things by wrong names1p. 75
- can hardly speak pleasantly1p. 75
- cannot endure being interrupted, especially after rising from sleep1p. 75
- causes anxiety1p. 74
- causes heaviness of head1p. 74
- causes nervousness1p. 75
- causes oppression of chest1p. 74
- causes sleeplessness1p. 75
- causes sweat1p. 75
- causes tremor1p. 75
- chattering2p. 74
- childish (hypochrondriasis)1p. 74
- commences every sentence anew, without ability to finish, in spite of every effort of memory1p. 75
- confused5p. 74
- constantly loses thread1p. 75
- delirious3p. 74
- delivers sermons emphatically1p. 75
- desire to6p. 74
- disconnectedly, pointed to masked people who seemed to approach him1p. 74
- distorted1p. 74
- does not correspond with thought1p. 75
- does not know what she is saying1p. 75
- dull (cerebro-spinal meningitis)1p. 74
- echo speech, patient repeats in a monotonous singing way words and sentences of those about him, without being conscious of it1p. 74
- fatigues2p. 74
- foolish5p. 74
- forgets what he intends to say2p. 74
- garrulity1p. 74
- hasty5p. 74
- hot hands from1p. 74
- in a low soft voice3p. 75
- in a whisper, if long continued it causes a dry, straining cough with a feeling of compression in chest (aphonia nervosa)1p. 75
- in convulsions1p. 74
- in monosyllables1p. 75
- in sleep16p. 75
- inability9p. 74
- inarticulate4p. 74
- incessant17p. 74
- incoherent22p. 74
- inspired1p. 75
- irrational1p. 75
- jumping from subject to subject2p. 75
- language1p. 75
- like a maniac, eyes staring1p. 75
- loud3p. 75
- makes mistakes5p. 75
- makes speeches2p. 75
- much in apoplexy1p. 74
- mumbling (apoplexy, typhoid)1p. 75
- murmurs1p. 75
- muttering25p. 75
- nonsense, by day, at intervals (tubercular meningitis)1p. 75
- obscene5p. 75
- obstreperous1p. 75
- of domestic affairs1p. 74
- of impending death (heart disease)1p. 74
- of nothing but carious tooth that has been extracted1p. 75
- of others, cannot endure7p. 74
- pathetic1p. 75
- prattling1p. 75
- rambling1p. 75
- rapid5p. 75
- refuses to3p. 75
- reiterating3p. 75
- relieves2p. 75
- repeats questions over and over in a singing tone until interrupted by another, which he repeats like the first (after typhoid fever)1p. 75
- rhymes and verse (intermittent)1p. 75
- senseless1p. 75
- sharply2p. 75
- short3p. 75
- slow4p. 75
- stitches in ears when1p. 74
- substitutes name of object seen for object thought of1p. 75
- syllables, drops them2p. 75
- to herself constantly (chorea)1p. 74
- to himself (acute mania, induced by severe mental excitement)1p. 74
- unintelligible5p. 75
- vivacious, hammering headache1p. 75
- wants to say annoying and vexing things, is soon sorry for it1p. 75
- wildly3p. 75
- with air of command2p. 74
- with imaginary beings (acute mania induced by mental excitement)1p. 74
- words14p. 75
- worse, from1p. 76
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 74 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; TALKING