Descriptive Psychopathology: The Signs and Symptoms of ...

474 IndexCameron, N. 237–238camptocormia 189Capgras syndrome 81, 279–280carbon monoxide poisoning, effects of 9–10, 179Cassano, G.B. 381catalepsy 163, 169cataphasia 161, 237cataplexy 172–203catatonia 158–161ambitendency 164automatic obedience 164catalepsy and posturing 163conditions associated with 387–388cultural variants 165–166DSM and ICD failure to define 11–12early descriptions of 34–37and executive function deficits 59Kirby’s link to mood disorder 38Kraepelin’s formulation 38link with depressive stupor 378mannerisms 165negativism and Gegenhalten 162–163prevalence of 388proposed changes to present classificationsystem 372proposed removal from schizophrenia criteria384rating instruments 121speech disturbances 161–162speech and language features 248stereotypy 163–164stupor 162categorical diagnostic criteriacreating false positive and negative diagnoses8–13, 352–354instability of 354for personality disorder 336poor definition of 13–15central pain 265cera flexibilitas, cataleptic patients 163cerebellum, function and cerebellar disease 69,177–179cerebral blood flow studies 80cerebral hemispherescerebral cortical regions 65–66cerebral hemisphere disease, assessment of 328cortical organization 63hemisphere differences and psychopathology66–67hemisphere functional asymmetry 63–65Charcot, Jean-Martin 25Charney, D.S. 156Cheyne, George 27child abuse, obtaining history of 126childhood health, assessment questions 126choreiform movements 157–158Christodoulou, G.N. 280chronic anxiety 218–219chronic emotion, effects of 74–75chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) 219chronic pain 265–266circumloculatory speech 242circumstantial speech 233clang associations 236classification system see psychiatric classificationClaude’s syndrome 168clock drawing, cognitive test for dementia 320Cloninger, C.R. 336, 337, 391Cluster A personality disorders 355–356observable behaviors 355proposed elimination of 392Cluster B personality disorders 356–357observable behaviors 356proposed dimensional definition 392Cluster C personality disorders 357–358observable behaviors 358proposed dimensional definition 392–393cluster headaches, questions for past illness 124cognitive dysfunction 310–311behaviors suggesting 314classification issues 388in manic-depression 75–76questions for past illness 124–125in schizophrenics 246cognitive testingAlzheimer’s disease, warning signs of 324amnestic syndromes 325–328assessment methods 315–316the big cognitive picture, establishing 312–313cerebral hemisphere disease 328cognitive dysfunction 310–311delirium 318dementia syndrome 319–321early Alzheimer’s disease 324frontal–temporal dementia 322frontal–temporal dementia, warning signs of 322general intelligence 317guidelines for assessment 316integrating behavior with cognition 311–312left cerebral hemisphere bedside tests 329principles of bedside cognitive assessment313–315right cerebral hemisphere bedside tests 329(specific assessment) opening comments 317color spectrum distortions 254–255combat neuroses 28, 300community psychiatry movement 42complete auditory hallucinations 262–263compulsions 176–177compulsive notions 287–288compulsive sexual behaviors 305–306see also obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD)confabulation 286constricted affect/emotional expression 202construction dyspraxia 167control, experience of 278conversational speech, aspects of 224–225, 226conversion disorder 57, 179–184models of 184–187proposed elimination of category 391conversion hysteria, rare motor syndromesmistaken for 187–190