10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEBETUDE»
Discover the use of
hebetude in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hebetude and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise on Nervous and Mental Diseases: For Students and ...
Intra-eranial tumors ; Hydrocephalus ; Reflex hebetude, coma, or delirium. A
careful history should always be sought for iu all such cases from some intelligent
person — the mother generally the best, as having been constantly with the child
...
2
Unearthing Your Ten Talents: A Thomistic Guide to Spiritual ...
In fact, we're not too likely to hear much about “hebetude” in the Sunday homily
either. Well, although the word hebetude has an archaic look and ring to it, our
eyes and ears should still be able to recog- nize its sight and sound, so as to
avoid ...
3
I Always Look Up the Word Egregious
... Hebe was the goddess of youth and cupbearer to the gods. Hebetude,
however, comes from L. hebetare, to make dull or blunt; hence hebetude means
dullness, lethargy. However, there is a rarely seen word hebetic (Gr. hebe, youth)
which ...
The following case is reported as an instance of typhoid fever with perforation
which was obscured by the hebetude and toxemic state of the patient: Case 5. —
Typhoid fever, with marked hebetude and toxemia; sudden collapse nine days ...
Joseph McFarland, Harold Nicolas Moyer, 1902
5
Annual Report of the Board of Commissioners of Public Charities
Hebetude. Asleep In a chair. Hebetude. Staggers; confused. Quiet; dull; sleepy.
Asleep in u chair. i* ii Sleepy; relaxed. Quiet; sewing. Quiet; much relaxed. Very
much relaxed. Hebetude ; asleep in chair. Quiet; sewing. Quiet; relaxed. Rel-ixed
...
Pennsylvania. Board of Public Charities, 1886
6
Proceedings of the Philadelphia County Medical Society. ...
The following case is reported as an instance of typhoid fever with perforation
which was obscured by the hebetude and toxemic state of the patient. Case V.
Typhoid fever, icith marked hebetude and toxemia; sudden collapse nine days
after ...
Philadelphia County Medical Society, 1902
7
Archives of Internal Medicine
There was deafness, palsy 'of internal recti in both eyes, mental hebetude, an
occasional delirious state. The patient died in convulsions. No necropsy. CASE 3.
-—M. 5., girl, aged 25. Typical form. The patient had five exacerbations during ten
...
The following case is reported as an instance of typhoid fever with perforation
which was obscured by the hebetude and toxemic state of the patient. Case V.
Typhoid fever, with marked hebetude and toxemia; sudden collapse nine days
after ...
Philadelphia County Medical Society, 1902
9
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
In the beginning it lasts only a few hours after_the paroxysm. but soon persists for
several days or until the hebetude has passed away. This form of dementia may
extend over a long period of as much as ten or twelve years. In the seven cases ...
10
Campbell's Psychiatric Dictionary
See hebetude. apathetic syndrome . A frontal lobe syndrome, associated with
pathology in the mesial frontal neural system. See orbitomedial syndrome. .
pathetic thyrotoxicosis—although hyperthyroidism often mimics an anxiety state,
...
Robert Jean Campbell, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEBETUDE»
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hebetude is used in the context of the following news items.
Sanctions: The inconvenient truth
I was flabbergasted to read about the intellectual hebetude of a Zanu PF official who stated (poker faced) that the GNU government was the ... «New Zimbabwe.com, Feb 15»
Saint Stefanovic's bandwagon balls
That might explain Stefanovic's crowd-sourced Gold Logie; it doesn't clarify our media's hero-worshipping hebetude. You can follow Sam on ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Dec 14»
The SAT facelift
... tests and memorize hundreds of ridiculous words like “lachrymose,” “abstersive” and “hebetude.” Needless to say, I was woefully unprepared ... «The Stanford Daily, Apr 14»
Virat Kohli - Indian cricket's white knight
An atmosphere of hebetude would pave way for an arena of effulgence, as the nation would brace itself to rapturously welcome its grandest of ... «Sportskeeda, Feb 14»
Left fights a rearguard action against liberty
... are yet to shake off the tedious remnant technocrats of yesteryear whose permanent edict is that our will to freedom submit to their hebetude. «The Australian, Dec 13»
How To Lead A Flat Army
... in favor of a model that espouses inclusion, participation and direct network building — versus hoarding, harmfulness and hebetude. 2) Does ... «Forbes, Jun 13»
The Devil I Know, By Claire Kilroy. Faber & Faber, £12 99
If the tiger's replacement is an ill-used, but once cherished pony, it seems a fitting comedown following extremes of hebetude and roguery. «The Independent, Oct 12»
The Medicalization of Rebellion
He also “discovered” “dysaethesia aethiopica, or hebetude of mind and obtuse sensibility of body—a disease peculiar to negroes—called by ... «Reason Online, Apr 12»
Stream Your Way Through Moon Duo's Mazes, Out This Week
The title track is especially dynamic compared to the hebetude of Escape and the like; ditto for the moddish throwback "When You Cut," which ... «SF Weekly, Mar 11»
Dutch Director Clobbers Hellman's 'Little Foxes': John Simon
Both Regina (Elizabeth Marvel, a van Hove regular) and Alexandra (Cristin Milioti) are reduced to periodically staring hebetude, and are ... «Bloomberg, Sep 10»
