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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    DEBILITY OF BODY AND MIND-DELIRIUM. regularly, looks pale and sunken, and is very languid. Merc. sol. Debility of Body and Mind. 1. Weakness of body and soul, without talking. ?/V()S, 2. Deficient physical and mental activity, Bell. 3. Excessive relaxation of body and mind, Cqff'. Cruelty. 1. Cruelty, Op. Delirium. 1. Delirium, Bell. Canth. Cin. Con. Cupr. Nux m. 2. at night, subsiding in the day time, BeJl. ^. , at night, with increase of pain, Dulc. 4. , at night, Bry. Dig. 5, , subsides after a meal, J?eZZ. 1 UKIOUS DELIRIUM. 1. Delirium, furious, Op. 2. , (Jalm and furious loqua- city, frequently alternating with rage, Plumb. 3. , furious, either constant or intermitting, nightly, alternating with sopor, Plumb. DELIRIUM WITH DESIRK TO ESCAPE. 1. Delirium, he is very noisy, wants to escape, and can saircely be held back. Verat. 2. , she prepares for her de- parture for home. Bell. DELIRIUM WITH LUCID INTERVALS. I. Delirium, with intervals of half consciousness, during which he re- collects his waking dreams, but not those things which he had done or said in his lucid moments, Sti'am. 2. , with lucid moments, dur- ing which he requested to be held, lest he should fall, Stram. delirium, says THAT THE DISEASE WILL BREAK FORTH FROM HIS HEAD. 1. Delirium, he jumps out of his bed at night and exclaims that tirw; disease Mill break forth from his head, Stram. DELIRIUM WITH FEAR. 1. °Delirium, endeavours to escape, imagines he is alone, and is afraid, Stram. 2. , he jumped from his bed at midnight, ran about the roon., caught at every one as he passed him, said a man was chasing hirx, and repeatedly said, you shall not have me, Stram. 3. he is frightened as if a dog would bite him, Stram. DELIRIUM OF PARTICULAR KINDS. 1. Delirium, with open eyes, Ars. 2. , at times laughing, at others weeping, sometimes furious, Aeon. 3. , with loss of memory and consciousness, Stram. 4. , with headache and inabil- ity to collect one's senses, Chh'. suljjh. ^). , at night, with swollen eyes, Plumb, a. 6. , as if intoxicated, with hum- ming in the ears, hot skin, quick pulse. Chin, sulph. 7. , he proposes absard things, Camph. 8. , in the morning, talks about business, Bry. 9. , in the evening, when asleep, with desire to escape, hurried speech, imagines she is among stiangers, and wants to go home, Bry. 10. , with wild demeanor, Bell. 11. , continual or in paroxysms, first merry, then changing to rage. Bell. MUTTERI¥fO DELIRIUM. 1. , muttering, with grasping at flocks, Hyosc.