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A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry, edited by Joseph R. Novello, M.D. Springfield, Ill., Charles C Thomas, 1974, 606 pp., no price listed

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry, <i>edited by Joseph R. Novello, M.D. Springfield, Ill., Charles C Thomas, 1974, 606 pp., no price listed</i>

Handbook of Psychiatry.

Handbook of Psychiatry.

Crying in depression.

In making a diagnosis between psychotic and neurotic depression, characteristic signs and symptoms are usually looked for. Although there is much controversy in the literature in respect to this difference, particularly since Lewis's work in 1934, nevertheless one commonly observes that when people are sad they cry. We would expect, therefore, that this would apply also in depressions. Yet, in our survey of the journal literature and such major textbooks as Mayer-Gross, Slater and Roth's Clinical Psychiatry, Arieti's American Handbook of Psychiatry, and Freedman &amp; Kaplan's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, the authors fail to include crying as a symptom of depression.

American Handbook of Psychiatry.

mon cold, for instance, had an identity of its own in the index of the eighth edition. It is now to be found as item D under the new grouping entitled "Upper Respiratory Disease, Acute." "Staphylococcal Infection: (a) Impetigo Contagiosa and (b) General Staphylococcal" is a ninth edition new classification. No worker in the entire health field should fail to review the principles of control of this infection of such current significance. The general layout in specific type used in this issue makes for easier reading. Section headings are in bold type as opposed to italics in the previous issue. This ninth edition is an indispensable manual for ready reference by all health workers since, as individuals or members of groups, each worker has responsibility of a kind for control of communicable disease. MARION W. SHEAHAN

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses. By Louis Minski. Wm. Heinemann, Ltd. Price 6s.

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses. By Louis Minski. Wm. Heinemann, Ltd. Price 6<i>s.</i>

Handbook of Psychiatry.

Handbook of Psychiatry.

Handbook of Psychiatry.

Handbook of Psychiatry.

A Handbook of Psychiatry. By L. J. Karnosh, M.D., and E. M. Zucker, M.D. London: Henry Kimpton, 1945. Pp. 302, with 40 illustrations. Price 25s.

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A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry for Students and Nurses

Review of The handbook of psychiatry.

Review of The handbook of psychiatry.

Karnosh, L. J., and Zucker, E. M. A handbook of psychiatry. St. Louis: Mosby, 1945. Pp. 302

Journal of Clinical PsychologyVolume 1, Issue 4 p. 348-349 Book Review Karnosh, L. J., and Zucker, E. M. A handbook of psychiatry. St. Louis: Mosby, 1945. Pp. 302 First published: October 1945 https://doi.org/10.1002/1097-4679(194510)1:4<348::AID-JCLP2270010421>3.0.CO;2-SAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume1, Issue4October 1945Pages 348-349 RelatedInformation

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A Handbook of Psychiatry

DURING the past three years, a number of books dealing with psychiatry have been published. They have all been condensed and mostly very well done. The present book by Lichtenstein and Small of New York presents the subject from a rather different aspect. It is described as having been prepared not only for students of psychiatry, but for all those whose work brings them into contact with mentally disturbed persons. It is very well done, and will serve the purpose for which it was prepared extremely well. It will probably appeal most to the social worker and those whose work is almost entirely concerned with the mentally abnormal, but there are many relatives of those mentally disordered who might with great advantage read, mark and learn. Their attitude towards both patient, nurses and medical men might change greatly. A Handbook of Psychiatry By Dr. P. M. Lichtenstein Dr. S. M. Small. Pp. 330. (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner and Co., Ltd., 1944.) 16s. net.

A Handbook of Psychiatry.

A Handbook of Psychiatry.

Review of A handbook of psychiatry.

Review of A handbook of psychiatry.

A Handbook of Elementary Psychobiology and Psychiatry.

This handbook of psychiatry was written for medical students and general practitioners of medicine. It presents the psychobiologic description of behavior as developed by Dr. Adolph Meyer and interpreted by the author. There is an excellent dissertation on the psychobiologic point of view, followed by a detailed description of procedures for psychiatric examinations. Chapters are devoted to the common mental disorders—psychoneuroses, psychoses, drug addiction, alcoholism, poisons, etc. With the description of the disorders, there are suggestions on methods of management of the patients and details of psychotherapy. The book is well written, interesting and valuable as a text. From the standpoint of the pediatrician or the general practitioner it is unfortunate that there are still schools of psychiatry, each having its own confusing nomenclature. The terminology in places detracts from an otherwise lucid book.

A Handbook of Psychiatry.

A Handbook of Psychiatry.