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... phases , 5-7 , 16 In sequence , these are the prodromal phase , the crucial or basic phase , and the chronic phase . The last is characterized by deterioration of the personality and by nameless fears and tremors , reaching a climax ...
... phases , 5-7 , 16 In sequence , these are the prodromal phase , the crucial or basic phase , and the chronic phase . The last is characterized by deterioration of the personality and by nameless fears and tremors , reaching a climax ...
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... PHASE Drinking is not conspicuous , and intoxications - limited to evenings except perhaps for weekends - are not severe . AVERAGE POPULATION First blackout Preoccupied with drinking Avoids reference to drinking Loss of control ...
... PHASE Drinking is not conspicuous , and intoxications - limited to evenings except perhaps for weekends - are not severe . AVERAGE POPULATION First blackout Preoccupied with drinking Avoids reference to drinking Loss of control ...
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... phase would seem to result from the toxic effects of alcohol . The symp- toms of toxicity , however - slurred speech , staggering , stupor -- are quite different from the symptom complex of tremor , hallucinosis , and de- lirium . The ...
... phase would seem to result from the toxic effects of alcohol . The symp- toms of toxicity , however - slurred speech , staggering , stupor -- are quite different from the symptom complex of tremor , hallucinosis , and de- lirium . The ...
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