| 1834 - 638 頁
...subside, and a restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....suicide. While all this is going on, however, the patient v. ill talk or transact business with perfect propriety and accuracy, and no etranger could tell that... | |
| William Russell, William Channing Woodbridge, Fordyce Mitchell Hubbard - 1835 - 614 頁
...subside, and a restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....with perfect propriety and accuracy, and no stranger can discover anything amiss. But, in his intercourse with his intimate friend and physician, the havoc... | |
| William Russell, William Channing Woodbridge, Fordyce Mitchell Hubbard - 1835 - 760 頁
...subside, and a restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....with perfect propriety and accuracy, and no stranger can discover anything amiss. But, in his intercourse with his intimate friend and physician, the havoc... | |
| 1835 - 716 頁
...subside, and a restless irritability of temper and disposition conies on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....with perfect propriety and accuracy, and no stranger can discover anything amiss. But, in his intercourse with his intimate friend and physician, the havoc... | |
| 1835 - 670 頁
...subside, and a restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....with perfect propriety and accuracy, and no stranger can discover anything amiss. But, in his intercourse with his intimate friend and physician, the havoc... | |
| Calvin Cutter - 1847 - 366 頁
...to subside. A restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....present, which often leads to attempts at suicide. Having pointed out the evils arising both from inadequate and from excessive mental exertion, it remains... | |
| Calvin Cutter - 1852 - 502 頁
...to subside. A restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....present, which often leads to attempts at suicide." Observations. 1st. Moderation in mental exertion is more necessary in old age than in early or mature... | |
| Andrew Combe - 1852 - 380 頁
...subside, and a restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....attempts at suicide. While all this is going on, however, tho patient will talk or transact business with perfect propriety and accuracy, and no stranger could... | |
| Calvin Cutter - 1854 - 582 頁
...to subside. A restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned. The symptoms gradually become aggravated, tho digestive functions give way, nutrition is impaired, and a sense of wretchedness is constantly... | |
| Calvin Cutter - 1858 - 488 頁
...to subside. A restless irritability of temper and disposition comes on, attended with sleeplessness and anxiety, for which no external cause can be assigned....of wretchedness is constantly present, which often leiuls to attempts at suicide." Observations. Ist. Moderation in mental exertion is more necessary... | |
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