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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 497 · 28 rubrics start on this page
- Insensibility10
- Insensibility and loss of consciousness3
- Insensibility, is compelled to rub the forehead1
- Insensibility, stupid and embarrassed, avoids moving about1
- Insensibility, to all external impressions1
- Insensibility, with indifference1
- Insensibility, with loss of speech, pulseless, cadaverous, while natural heat of body is retained continued
- is in a sleep-like state, from which he emerges with consciousness and speech1
- Insensibility, with stupor, feels neither pain nor pleasure1
- Irritable, mutters, can endure neither noise nor contradiction, speaks hastily1
- Irritable, peevish, easily offended1
- Stupor15
- Stupor, falls asleep in the midst of a sentence1
- Stupor, is conscious of no want except thirst1
- Stupor, rush of blood to head, desire to lie down, as if drunk1
- Stupor, silly, stupid, sadness and weakened memory1
- Stupor, sinks into a state of apathy or stupefaction1
- Stupor, takes no notice of what occurs1
- Stupor, with apathy, unconsciousness, muttering delirium1
- Stupor, with brown, parched tongue continued
- teeth and gums covered with sordes1
- Stupor, with profuse sweat1
- Unconscious20
- Unconscious and insensible, muscles relaxed1
- Unconscious, knows neither where he is nor what he does1
- Unconscious, like a deep sleep3
- Unconscious, perceptions entirely lost, picking at the bed clothes1
- Unconscious, when spoken to, called, cannot be roused from lethargy1
- Unconscious, with imbecility1
- Unconscious, with loss of functional sensation1
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