Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Symptoms Of The Mind
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 496 · 27 rubrics start on this page
- Ill humor10
- Ill, angry disposition2
- Ill, chagrined2
- Ill, quarrelsome1
- Ill, vexed, irritated, wants to quarrel1
- Indolence of mind and body; in daytime averse to work or motion; in the evening averse to pleasure; extremely uncomfortable continued
- does not know what is the matter1
- Indolence, aversion to all efforts of mind and body2
- Indolence, does not know if he will take what is offered2
- Indolence, sits in silence3
- Irritable13
- Irritable, nervous, depressed, intolerant of noise and all external impressions1
- Irritable, too sensitive, easily offended, vexed from questions or gives curt answers1
- Taciturn, as if averse to everything1
- Taciturn, averse to speaking, difficult to think1
- Taciturn, declines to answer questions3
- Taciturn, don't want to talk1
- Taciturn, obstinate silence, will answer nothing1
- Taciturn, permits no one to speak to him1
- Taciturn, refuses things lies indolent, without sleeping or speaking1
- Taciturn, refuses things offered4
- Taciturn, reluctant to answer questions2
- Taciturn, reluctant to speak1
- Taciturn, scarcely answers, in spite of what is done to induce him to do continued
- appears to hear without comprehending what is said, or without it making any impression on him1
- Taciturn, short and incorrectly1
- Taciturn, sits absorbed in silence3
- Taciturn, with an unconquerable inclination to sleep2
- Taciturn, with confusion of mind1
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