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Clinical psychiatry: A textbook for students and physicians, abstracted and adapted from the 7th German edition of Kraepelin's Lehrbuch der Psychiatrie.

DOI: 10.1037/13656-000

Publisher: MacMillan Co - American Psychological Association

Feb 13, 2012

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Disturbances of the process of perception.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 3 –22

This chapter covers disturbances of the process of perception. The perception of external sensory stimuli depends upon two conditions: the adequate stimulation of the sensory end organ; and the elaboration of this stimulation by the central nervous system. The loss of one or more of the senses...
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Disturbances of mental elaboration.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 23 –61

This chapter covers disturbances of mental elaboration. The material of experience, received through the different senses and clarified by attention, forms a basis for all further mental elaboration, and it is self-evident that both disturbances of apprehension, and the inability to make a...
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Disturbances of the emotions.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 62 –76

This chapter covers disturbances of the emotions. Every sensory impression which sustains any intimate relation to man's welfare is accentuated in consciousness by a concurrent feeling of pleasure or pain, depending on its apparent tendency to advance or retard the general aims of life....
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Disturbance of volition and action.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 77 –96

This chapter covers disturbance of volition and action. All disturbances of the psychic life find their final expression in volition and action. The idea of a definite aim (some change either in ourselves or our environment) forms the starting-point of a volitional act. This idea is accompanied...
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Methods of examination.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 97 –112

This chapter covers methods of examination. In mental disease it is of the utmost importance that the student employ a definite routine method of examination of the patient. Any method to be satisfactory must include the (a) anamnesis of the family, and (b) personal history previous to the...
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Classification of mental diseases.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 115 –120

This chapter discusses classification of mental diseases. The chapter provides consideration of the factors entering into a provisional classification. The classification presented here discusses (1) all those forms of insanity that are produced by external causes; (2) the forms of insanity...
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Infection psychoses.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 121 –135

The mental disturbances here described are supposed to develop primarily from toxins of infectious diseases. They are fever delirium, infection deliria, and post-infection psychoses. Fever delirium follows rather closely the clinical course of the fever, and in a measure depends upon it. The...
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Exhaustion psychoses.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 136 –158

The exhaustion psychoses, collapse delirium, amentia, and chronic nervous exhaustion, include those forms of mental disease that seem to arise from excessive exhaustion or insufficient restoration of the nervous elements in the cerebral cortex. The term "exhaustion" is most applicable to those...
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Intoxication psychoses.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 159 –213

The term intoxication psychoses is here used in a narrow sense to include all psychoses arising from toxic substances taken into the body. They are divided into acute and chronic intoxications, according to the length of the time during which the toxic substances have been ingested. Topics...
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Thyroigenous psychoses.

Diefendorf, A. Ross

Pages: 214 –218

The two forms of psychosis arising from disturbance of the thyroid gland are myxœdematous insanity and cretinism. They develop directly as the result of an absence of glandular activity, cretinism appearing in early childhood, and myxœdematous insanity in adolescence and later. Rightfully the...

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