Jahr's new manual, or, Symptomen-codex (Volume 3).

  • Jahr, G. H. G. (Gottlieb Heinrich Georg), 1800-1875.
Date:
1848-53
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Credit: Jahr's new manual, or, Symptomen-codex (Volume 3). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    disposed to quarrel without any cause, and to otiend, Bell. 2'}. They undress themselves, run through the streets in their shirts, gesticulate in a strange manner, (lance, laugh, and utter and de- mand foolish things, Bell. CRAZINESS, AVirn LOSS OF COXSCIOLS- NESS. 1. Craziness, with his eyes staring, and his pupils dilated, he saw no- thing, did not recognize any of his family, carried his hands about as if he would grasp at something, and stamped with his feet, Strain. 2. He does not know his own re- latives, Vera'. Siiv Ckazixess. 1. CuAziNESS, timid mania in child- birth. Straw. 2. , the boy hides himself in a corner, screams, iecls insulted be- cause he imagines every thing is said to him imperiously, Camph. 3. Shy mania, Agar. 4. At times he grasps hurriedly at those who are near him, at times he recedes from them shvlv. Hell. r>. Ikclin'atiox, when walking to take people by the nose, Merc. Stupid Cuaziness. 1. Craziness, inactive, sitting be- hind the stove, Bell. Crazixess with talking. 1. Craziness, says absurd things Hi/osc. 2. When reading he intermixes the matter with improper words and speeches, IIi/osc. .*>. Wants to travel, and prates while preparing for the journey, Hyo.<tc. 4. Prates while preparing for the wedding, Hynsc. 5. Absurd talk or manners, with disposition to weep, an<^l g'^'*'^ lassitude after the attack, Merc. G. He dreams with open eyes talks nonsense ; and if his friends tell him so, he excuses himselt, say nig tliat thev had induced him to talk nonsense; after that he is again alisorbed in his dreams and con- tinues his nonsense, Stram. 7. She says absurd things day and night, Sulph. 8. ^^ , anguish and uneasiness of mind, confusion of ideas, utters words incoherently and without order. Merc. Quarrelling Craziness. 1. Craziness, senseless quarreling. St ram. Craziness with weeping. 1. Craziness, disposed to weep while acting tbolishly, Merc. Furious Craziness. 1. Craziness, furious mania, witli distortion of the mouth, Op. 2. Ludicrously solemn acts, mingled with rage; dressed in a priests gown over his shirt, and in fur stockings; he wants to go to the church for the purpose of preach- ing and officiating at mass, and furiously attacks those who en- deavour to prevent him, Hyosc. 3. Craziness, with full, quick pulse, red and inflamed eyes, wild looks, incoherent speech, every paroxysm terminating with sweat, Ciipr^ 4. Mania, with swelling of the head and face, protruded, inflamed eyes, red-blue thick lips ; at the same time he rolls over the floor, with threats and does not know his own relatives, Op. Craziness of various kinds. 1. Craziness, they prate about! tiungs which should have heen kei.t secret, Hyosc. ' '