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would not trouble the normal person, and no amount of reassurance relieves his state of mind The anxiety and depressed mood of these persons may be obscured by their preoccupation with visceral functions When the patient is examined, his facial expression is often plaintive, troubled, pained, or anguished The patient s attitude and manner betray a prevailing mood of depression, hopelessness, and despondency In other words, the affect, which is the outward expression of feeling, is consistent with the depressed mood During the interview the patient may sigh frequently or be tearful and may cry openly In some, there is a kind of immobility of the face that mimics parkinsonism, though others are restless and agitated (pacing, wringing their hands, etc) Occasionally the patient will smile, but the smile impresses one as more a social gesture than a genuine expression of feeling The stream of speech is slow Sighing is frequent There may be long pauses between questions and answers The latter are brief and may be monosyllabic There is a paucity of ideas The retardation extends to all topics of conversation and affects movement of the limbs as well (anergic depression) The most extreme forms of decreased motor activity, rarely seen in the of ce or clinic, border on muteness and stupor ( anergic depression ) Conversation is replete with pessimistic thoughts, fears, and expressions of unworthiness, inadequacy, inferiority, hopelessness, and sometimes guilt In severe depressions, bizarre ideas and bodily delusions ( blood drying up, bowels are blocked with cement, I am half dead ) may be expressed Three theories have emerged concerning the cause of the pathologic depressive state: (1) that the endogenous form is hereditary, (2) that a biochemical abnormality results in a periodic depletion in the brain of serotonin and norepinephrine, and (3) that a basic fault in character development exists These theories are elaborated in Chap 57 It is the authors belief that depressive states are among the most commonly overlooked diagnoses in clinical medicine Part of the trouble is with the word itself, which implies being unhappy about something Endogenous depression should be suspected in all states of chronic ill health, hypochondriasis, disability that exceeds the manifest signs of a medical disease, neurasthenia and ongoing fatigue, chronic pain syndromes all of which may be termed masked depressions Inasmuch as recovery is the rule, suicide is a tragedy for which the medical profession must often share responsibility Depressive illnesses and theories of their causation and management are considered further in Chap 57.

As you saw in Figure 1-2, all that the web browser does is make requests to the server and receive web pages in the form of HTML The browser takes the HTML and constructs a page for viewing on your browser For the most part, that s what will continue to occur when you adopt ASPNET The main difference is that by writing and executing serverside code, you can generate HTML that effectively handles dynamic states so that you can use and reuse a given state Figure 1-3 shows the general flow when an ASPX file on a Microsoft server receives a call from the client In looking for an example, we need look no further than the original example of the HTML page with the form With a server-side program to catch the data that is sent to the server, lots of processes on the server are possible Suppose the user enters the name, Willie B Goode The server-side file can use the property name, username, to extract a value In this case, it would extract the name Willie B Goode and do something with it It might run a SQL script to store the name in a database, compare it with a password, or it could pass information about Willie B Goode back to the browser in HTML To get an idea of the differences and similarities between HTML and ASPNET, we can take the HTML form and add a calculated response from the server In this next example, you will see two scripts One is the ASPNET script and the other is the C# code using a code behind file to serve as the event engine for the application The form tag includes a name and the code

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