A Practical Manual of Insanity for the Medical Student and General PractitionerW.B. Saunders, 1902 - 422 pages 2000, Gift of the South Carolina State Hospital. |
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... excitement or disturbance . The psychic effects of such are so well known that it is needless to dilate upon them , and it is therefore the more easy to conceive how they can produce mental derangement . It is possible that this cause ...
... excitement or disturbance . The psychic effects of such are so well known that it is needless to dilate upon them , and it is therefore the more easy to conceive how they can produce mental derangement . It is possible that this cause ...
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... Excitement . - This is another probably over- rated cause of insanity . It does not follow because insanity has a religious tinge that it originated from religious emotional disturbances ; the exact reverse of this is sometimes the case ...
... Excitement . - This is another probably over- rated cause of insanity . It does not follow because insanity has a religious tinge that it originated from religious emotional disturbances ; the exact reverse of this is sometimes the case ...
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... excitement - are found to be mere early symptoms , and to have no etiologic connection what- ever with the disease . On account of these facts hospital statistics are unreliable to a large extent , as they give , as a rule , only the ...
... excitement - are found to be mere early symptoms , and to have no etiologic connection what- ever with the disease . On account of these facts hospital statistics are unreliable to a large extent , as they give , as a rule , only the ...
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... excitement almost everything that happens about the maniac and of which he is rendered cognizant by his senses is thus misinterpreted , and this is , if we consider it , readily seen to be only an exaggeration of what occurs with those ...
... excitement almost everything that happens about the maniac and of which he is rendered cognizant by his senses is thus misinterpreted , and this is , if we consider it , readily seen to be only an exaggeration of what occurs with those ...
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... excitement and agitation , they are not , as a rule , incitants to dangerous acts . Hallucinations of Smell and Taste . - These are also frequently met with , though less common than those already mentioned . Patients frequently ...
... excitement and agitation , they are not , as a rule , incitants to dangerous acts . Hallucinations of Smell and Taste . - These are also frequently met with , though less common than those already mentioned . Patients frequently ...
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