Outlines of Psychiatry
Outlines of Psychiatry
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Both pupils still react to light.
This patient showed epileptiform seizures, marked confusion, and pronounced hallucinatory disturbances.
Admitted March 7, 191 1, age 36 years; married; soldier. Family history negative. Early life uneventful. Army career of good character. Denies alcoholic indulgence and syphilis. For a year preceding admission experi- enced some difficulty in attending to clerical work; could not concentrate his mind. Memory began to fail, and he was sent into the army hospita...l, where he remained for a short time, when he secured a leave of several months. When he again reported he was transferred to this hospital. With the first symptoms were slight apoplectiform attack, involving the left side of the body in December, 1909, passing off in 24 hours; disease has been progressive since then.
On admission here, patient was quiet, speech apparently slurred, enuncia- PARESIS. 131 tion poor even in ordinary conversation. Test phrases were at times very indistinctly pronounced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both pupils still react to light.
This patient showed epileptiform seizures, marked confusion, and pronounced hallucinatory disturbances.
Admitted March 7, 191 1, age 36 years; married; soldier. Family history negative. Early life uneventful. Army career of good character. Denies alcoholic indulgence and syphilis. For a year preceding admission experi- enced some difficulty in attending to clerical work; could not concentrate his mind. Memory began to fail, and he was sent into the army hospita...l, where he remained for a short time, when he secured a leave of several months. When he again reported he was transferred to this hospital. With the first symptoms were slight apoplectiform attack, involving the left side of the body in December, 1909, passing off in 24 hours; disease has been progressive since then.
On admission here, patient was quiet, speech apparently slurred, enuncia- PARESIS. 131 tion poor even in ordinary conversation. Test phrases were at times very indistinctly pronounced.
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