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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 498 · 29 rubrics start on this page

• Comprehension difficult15
• Comprehension when asked a question1
• Comprehension, cannot find the right expression for his ideas, does not remember what has passed1
• Comprehension, does not or does understand and cannot speak1
• Comprehension, does not understand questions, does not answer1
• Comprehension, in speaking great difficulty to use right expression1
• Comprehension, talks slowly, answers do not correspond1
• Comprehension, thinks right, but uses wrong words for the correct ideas he intends to express4
• Memory and what he has said1
• Memory lost16
• Memory weak25
• Memory, almost entire loss of mind continued
• remembers events only as dreams1
• Memory, cannot remember the most recent events1
• Memory, does not know those about, relatives or friends1
• Memory, dulness, like a want of memory1
• Memory, forgets the word while speaking1
• Memory, forgets time and place1
• Memory, knows his friends at one time and not at another1
• Memory, knows neither relatives nor most familiar objects1
• Memory, mind occupied with things past and present1
• Memory, or weakened2
• Stupor so profound cannot be brought to himself1
• Stupor, entire loss of speech1
• Stupor, giddiness and vanishing of thought1
• Stupor, if aroused, soon returns1
• Stupor, momentary, does not know where he is1
• Stupor, sensibility entirely benumbed1
• Stupor, utter insensibility4
• Stupor, when spoken to answers promptly, but unconsciousness immediately returns4

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