A handbook of psychology and mental disease, for use in training-schools for attendants and nurses and in medical classes, and as a ready reference for the practitioner

Colonel Bell Burr

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• Psychology
• Mental disorder

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• Langue: English
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PSYCHOLOGY
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C.B.BURR.M.D.THE LIBRARY
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
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Biology Library
GIFT OF
Franklin P. NuttingA HANDBOOK
OF
and MentalPsychology
Disease
FOR USE IN TRAINING-SCHOOLS FORATTENDANTS
IN MEDICALAND NURSES AND CLASSES,
AND ASAREADYREFERENCE FOR
THE PRACTITIONER
BY
B.C. M.D.BURR,
of Oak Grove for Mental and Nervous Dis-Medical Director Hospital (Flint, Mich.)
of theeases; Formerly Medical Superintendent Eastern Michigan Asylum;
of ofMember the American Medico-Psychological Association, the
American Medical of AmericanAssociation, the Neurological
ofAssociation, the Detroit Society of Neurology and
ofPsychiatry; Corresponding Fellow the Detroit
ofAcademy Medicine; Foreign Associate
Member of Societe Medico-Psy-
ofchologique Paris, etc.
EDITION REVISED AND ENLARGEDFOURTH
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
PHILADELPHIA
F. A. DAVIS PUBLISHERSCOMPANY,
ENGLISH DEPOT:
STANLEY LONDONPHILLIPS,
1916THECOPYRIGHT, 1898, F..'A. DAVIS COMPANY 1906, F, A. DAVIS
COPYRIGHT, 1914, F. A. DAVIS COMPANY
GreatCopyright, Britain. All ReservedRights
U. S. A.Philadelphia, Pa.,
Press of F. A. Davis Company
1914-1916 Cherry Street
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PREFACE TO FOURTH EDITION.
much to the author thatIT is a source of gratification
third editionthe in the to thehope expressed preface
has been realized : that this book becomenamely, might
useful to medical students as well asincreasingly
nurses. The revision concerns itselfpresent largely
with those of interest to medical men.portions especial
The book has been Therevery materially enlarged.
be a entitled inwill found new section "Symbolism
in ofand Studies have been madeSanity Insanity."
certain and states on the basis ofparanoid hysterical
Freud's researches and a more detailed ofdescription
and Thesymptoms symptom groups incorporated.
section on of Cases of from"Management Insanity
the Medical has been it isStandpoint" amplified and,
hoped, improved.
C. B. B.
Oak Grove Hospital,
Flint, Michigan
438CONTENTS.
PART I. PSYCHOLOGY.
PAGE
1Psychology
the, the Faculties of Mind.Life; Brain; Mind;
12Thinking
of the the Sensa-Development Mind; Senses;
tion; Perception; Ideation, Reasoning;Memory;
Judgment.
The Localization of Function in the Brain 24
: Emotion 28Feeling
32Volition
General Considerations 37
Sensation; Perception; Hallucinations; Illusions;
Delusions; Witchcraft; Ideation; Memory;
Associa-Higher Reflexes; Volition; Concept
Inattentiveness oftion; ; Incoherence; Flight
Pressure ofIdeas; Verbigeration ; Stereotypy;
Activity; Retardation; Opposition; Negativism.
PART II.
in and in 51Symbolism Sanity Insanity
Word Association and Obsession.
PART III. INSANITY.
62Insanity
Definition.
(v)CONTENTS.vi
PAGE
63Causes
Emo-Direct Indirect andPhysical; Physical
andVicious Constitutionaltional; Habits;
Evolutional.
67Forms of Insanity
70Infection Psychoses
70Fever Delirium 71Infection
Postfebrile Conditions 72
Neuritis 73Simple
Treatment 73
Exhaustion 74Psychoses
Delirium 74Collapse
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Acute Confusional 76Insanity
Chronic Nervous Exhaustion . . 78(Neurasthenia)
Intoxication 82Psychoses
Lead 82Poisoning
Alcoholic Intoxication 82
Delirium Tremens 82
< 86Dipsomania
Chronic Alcoholism 87
Alcoholic Delusional 87Insanity : 88Pseudoparesis
Alcoholic Paranoia 91 92Epilepsy
and 92AddictionMorphine Opium
Cocaine Habituation 98
fromInsanities Disturbance of Function of the Thy-
roid Gland 99,
99Myxedema
Cretinism 99
and 99Hypo- Hyper- thyroidism
Dementia Prsecox 100
Form 102Hebephrenic
Katatonic Form 108
Paranoid Form 109
Dementia 116Paralytic
Elated DifferentialType; Depressed Type;
Diagnosis.