Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › MIND AND DISPOSITION
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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · 1896 · p. 75 · 55 rubrics start on this page
- TALKING continued
- a torrent of words1
- about misfortune (mania)1
- about secret (mania)1
- about suffering (hypochondriasis)1
- calls things by wrong names1
- can hardly speak pleasantly1
- cannot endure being interrupted, especially after rising from sleep1
- causes nervousness1
- causes sleeplessness1
- causes sweat1
- causes tremor1
- commences every sentence anew, without ability to finish, in spite of every effort of memory1
- constantly loses thread1
- delivers sermons emphatically1
- does not correspond with thought1
- does not know what she is saying1
- in a low soft voice3
- in a whisper, if long continued it causes a dry, straining cough with a feeling of compression in chest (aphonia nervosa)1
- in monosyllables1
- in sleep16
- inspired1
- irrational1
- jumping from subject to subject2
- language1
- like a maniac, eyes staring1
- loud3
- makes mistakes5
- makes speeches2
- mumbling (apoplexy, typhoid)1
- murmurs1
- muttering25
- nonsense, by day, at intervals (tubercular meningitis)1
- obscene5
- obstreperous1
- of nothing but carious tooth that has been extracted1
- pathetic1
- prattling1
- rambling1
- rapid5
- refuses to3
- reiterating3
- relieves2
- repeats questions over and over in a singing tone until interrupted by another, which he repeats like the first (after typhoid fever)1
- rhymes and verse (intermittent)1
- senseless1
- sharply2
- short3
- slow4
- substitutes name of object seen for object thought of1
- syllables, drops them2
- unintelligible5
- vivacious, hammering headache1
- wants to say annoying and vexing things, is soon sorry for it1
- wildly3
- words14
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