Benign Stupors
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_P. H. _ The patient herself was described by superficial observers as being bright, sociable, well-informed and very ambitious.
When 18 years of age she was working very hard preparing for some examinations, and worried lest she should fail in them. Some years later the patient accounted for her psychosis by saying she had a quarrel with her sister, immediately after which she began to feel depressed. The anamnesis states that she was slow, complained of not being able to think and fee...ling as if she had no brain. She was sent to a general hospital, where she was apprehensive, wanted her mother to stay with her and one night called out “Mother. ”
The case being recognized after a few days as a psychosis, she was sent to the _Observation Pavilion_, where she was described as jumping about in bed in a jerky, purposeless manner, resistive when anything was done for her, and mute. Her sister reported that when she visited her the patient said “Go away, I am dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_P. H. _ The patient herself was described by superficial observers as being bright, sociable, well-informed and very ambitious.
When 18 years of age she was working very hard preparing for some examinations, and worried lest she should fail in them. Some years later the patient accounted for her psychosis by saying she had a quarrel with her sister, immediately after which she began to feel depressed. The anamnesis states that she was slow, complained of not being able to think and fee...ling as if she had no brain. She was sent to a general hospital, where she was apprehensive, wanted her mother to stay with her and one night called out “Mother. ”
The case being recognized after a few days as a psychosis, she was sent to the _Observation Pavilion_, where she was described as jumping about in bed in a jerky, purposeless manner, resistive when anything was done for her, and mute. Her sister reported that when she visited her the patient said “Go away, I am dead.
What to read after Benign Stupors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoch August to read onlineMoreLess
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