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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 499 · 26 rubrics start on this page

• Absent minded16
• Absent, as if absorbed in thoughts, yet a paucity of ideas1
• Absent, cannot fix his attention on business or manage his affairs1
• Absent, with entire self-forgetfulness1
• Absent, with insensibility, as if intoxicated1
• Absent, with staggering or vertigo1
• Absent, with with absence of ideas1
• Comprehension difficult, makes irrelevant answers3
• Comprehension when spoken to, appears silly, as if awakened from a dream, and can only comprehend and answer after a great effort1
• Comprehension, recognizes what is said, but appears in a dream1
• Comprehension, sits as if in thought, yet thinks of nothing continued
• like a waking dream1
• Intellection20
• Intellection clouded, though he gives correct answers continued
• unless questioned says nothing of his condition, it does not seem dangerous to him1
• Intellection dull, stupid, as if sleepy or drunk2
• Intellection sluggish, with inability to think1
• Intellection weak, cannot bring two ideas into connection1
• Intellection, averse to thinking, debility of mind, vanishing of thought, like fainting1
• Intellection, difficult thinking and speech1
• Intellection, difficulty of thinking, great forgetfulness1
• Intellection, dwells long on his answer, often does not answer1
• Intellection, ideas move slowly and constantly around one subject1
• Intellection, inability to think, cannot control or direct thought1
• Intellection, mentally obtuse, with great inclination to sleep1
• Intellection, slow and difficult1
• Intellection, slow movement of ideas4
• Intellection, with confusion of head, as if bound1

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