例句與造句

1. MDD is the cluster combining endogenous and reactive depression.
2. In trying to forcibly match these, they may become nervous, may develop reactive depression, or even commit suicide.
3. If the individual is not successfully able to maintain this mindset at all ( or even some of the time ), then my previous comments regarding reactive depression and suicidality may apply.
4. Vamik Volkan, in " Linking Objects and Linking Phenomena ", expanded on Freud's thoughts on this, describing the syndromes of " Established pathological mourning " vs . " reactive depression " based on similar dynamics.
5. Thus at the time defended the use of old tricyclics and MAOIs in atypical depression and endogenous, and now they prefer dual-action antidepressants in endogenous depression and antidepressant action of specific the neurotic or reactive depression ( serotonin ).
6. It's difficult to find reactive depressions in a sentence. 用reactive depressions造句挺難的
7. German psychiatrist Kurt Schneider coined the terms " endogenous depression " and " reactive depression " in 1920, the latter referring to reactivity in mood and not " reaction " to outside events, and therefore frequently misinterpreted.
8. Dr . Wanzo, a fair-skinned, African-American woman with long thick braids, says she realized almost immediately that Adkins was suffering from a major depressive disorder _ not the normal mood swings or reactive depression brought on by an experience such as divorce, but a biological phenomenon influenced by brain biochemistry.
9. :: " In a nutshell, since 1920 ( well, since Kraepelin really ) there has been arguments over whether there is a single entity or distinct biological and psycho-social entities ( i . e . endogenous and reactive depression ), but this has largely ended with the creation of MDD in DSMIII in 1980.
10. Suffering from " reactive depression ( neurasthenia or PTSD ) and pulmonary disease ( consumption or T . B . ) attributable to military service in 觛laigh na h蒳reann " ( I . R . A . ), he was belatedly granted an 80 % " wound pension " effective 22 May 1944 in addition to his 1935 military service pension.
11. According to Dr . Raines, " We considered electro-shock but thought it better to postpone it for another 90 days . In reactive depression if electro-shock is used early and the patient is returned to the same situation from which he came there is grave danger of suicide in the immediate period after they return . . . so strangely enough we left out electro-shock to avoid what actually happened anyhow ".