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In this chapter, we consider the clinically related phenomena of lassitude, fatigue, nervousness, irritability, anxiety, and depression These complaints, though more abstruse than paralysis, sensory loss, seizures, or aphasia, are no less important, if for no other reason than their frequency in neurologic and general practice In an audit of one neurologic outpatient department, anxiety and depressive reactions were the main preliminary diagnosis in 20 percent of the patients second only to the symptom of headache (Digon et al) And in two primary care clinics in Boston and Houston, fatigue was the prominent complaint in 21 and 24 percent, respectively Some of these symptoms, acting through the autonomic nervous system, represent only slight aberrations of function or only a heightening or exaggeration of normal reactions to all manner of medical and neurologic diseases; others are integral features of the diseases themselves; and still others represent subtle and inchoate disturbances of neuropsychiatric function, which are not yet suf ciently advanced to be readily identi ed as one of the diseases described in the section on psychiatry It is because of their frequency and clinical signi cance that we have accorded them a chapter of their own among the cardinal manifestations of neurologic disease

To see how the RadioButton web controls work, this next application employs both the Standard RadioButton and RadioButtonList Note that the lists are set up for handling a single order, forcing the user to first make a selection of one mutually exclusive group and then to make a second selection from a different mutually exclusive group Enter the following two scripts in a new web site

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Of the symptoms to be considered in this chapter, lassitude and fatigue are the most frequent and often the most vague Fatigue refers to the universally familiar state of weariness or exhaustion resulting from physical or mental exertion Lassitude has much the same meaning, although more strictly it connotes an inability or disinclination to be active, physically or mentally More than half of all patients entering a general hospital register a complaint of fatigability or admit to it when questioned During World War I, fatigue was such a prominent symptom in combat personnel as to be given a separate place in medical nosology, namely combat fatigue, a term that came to be applied to practically all acute psychiatric disorders occurring on the battle eld In subsequent wars it was a key element in the posttraumatic stress and Gulf War syndromes In civilian life, fatigue is, of course, the central feature of the chronic fatigue syndrome The common clinical antecedents and accompaniments of fatigue, its signi cance, and its physiologic and psychologic bases should, therefore, be matters of interest to all physicians These aspects of the subject will be better understood if we rst consider the effects of fatigue on the normal individual

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