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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    6. Cannot bear the society of his friends, Coloc. 7. Avoids the society of her own children, Li/c. Mirthfiilness. 1. MiRTHFi'LXEss, Fluor. ac. Gnit. Ox. ac. Stan. 2. , even in hypochondriac per- sons, Croc. S. , excessive, Anac. Lye. Verbas. 4. , increasing to -wantonness, £ar. c. 5. , after supper, great exulta- tion of the vital powers for a quar- ter of an hour, followed by drowsi- ness, Bell. (j. Extremely lively, eccentric, wild, Verat. 7. Inclined to sing, Croc. S. Inclined to hum a song, JVoir. carb. 9. Irresistible desire to sing, •nith excessive mirth, followed bj indis- position to work, S2)ong. 10. Sings the whole day, Tabac. 11. Irresistible disposition to hum a song, Cocc. 12. MiRTHFULNEss, disposed to sing and sport, Mercnrial. 13. Sings involuntarily when some one sounds a note, and sings again even if she had determined not to sing any more. Croc. 14. Involuntary disposition to whis- tle and sing. Plat. 15. Involuntary whistling ii*! a fit of mirth, Carb. a. 10. Merry, would like to sing and dance. Aeon. 17. Dances on one leg the whole day, from mirth and good humour, laughing frequently without cause, Tabac. 18. Makes humorous speeches, Cajis. 19. Ludicrous ideas cro\vd upon him all the time, Nux m. '>0. Excessive disposition to laugh, particularly in the open air,iV«xm. •il. MiRTHFULNESS, laughs whcn one looks at her, while relating some- thing serious, Lye. 22. Fits of great joy, with occasional bursts of laughtei', Asof. 23. Miithful, immoderate laughter about trifles, Am. carb. Croc. 24. Spasmodic, (sardonic) laughter, Zinc. ox. 25. Laughs at things which are not lidiculous, until tears come into hor eyes, Nair. mvr. 26. Excessive laughter in the even- ing, Cupr. 27. Disposition to laugh and jest, with debility and dilatation of the pupils, Croc. 28. Laughs to himself, is cheerful, even when he had cause to feel vexed, Lack. A'eryousness. 1. Excessive nervousness,/oc/. 2. Nervous irritation, Asar. 3. Tremulous agitation of the nerves, as from joyous hope, Aur. 4. Nervous and vascular excitement as from alcohol, constituting a feel- ing of hilarity, the pulse being more frequent than usual, Ox. ac. 5. After a little emotion he trem- bles for a long while, as if chilly. Zinc. m. C. Talkingof others, even of friends, makes him nervous and pecvisb, Zinc. rn. 7. Irritation of the nerves, the mind feels oppressed, body faint, Plios. ac. 8. Nervousness, with indisposition to attend to any business, Lauroe. 9. Nervous excitement, with warmth of head, Mcphit. 10. Nervousness : excitable, her hands become hot from mere talk- ing. Graph. 11. She is anxious, solicitous, incon- solable, weeps, moans, reproaches, her cheeks are red and hot, with- out thirst, JSux v. 12. When beholding a disagreeable object, her limbs and then her whole