inconsolable

Mania may manifest as irritability, aggression, rages, or inconsolability. Children with either Bipolar I or II (not otherwise specified or NOS) should be referred to a mental health specialist.

All patients between 1 month and 18 years of age presenting to the ED-MNH with abdominal pain (including abdominal distension and related complaints such as passing currant jelly stool, drawing up of legs, and inconsolability) and whose parent or guardian consented were enrolled in our study.

More recently, Groves, Traube, and Silver (2016) reported on three infants with corrected gestational ages of 4, 11, and 17 weeks who exhibited delirium symptoms, including agitation, inconsolability, poor sleep, and restlessness.

in its very inconsolability. The ruthless bluntness of it.

She writes that, "Remaining in inconsolability is a way of listening to 'the silent cry'." (41) The only way to live in our post-modern world, for Soelle, is to resist the comfort of apathy, and instead cultivate our connection with the ineffable.

In Handke's recasting of the legendary libertine's adventures, we find the Don characterized by sadness, an "inconsolability" that is, ironically, the source of his invulnerability.

Pain out of proportion to injury, inconsolability, increasing analgesic requirement, progressive neurological deficit or significant swelling in an immobilised or paralysed limb have been suggested as presentations in children that should arouse the suspicions of the clinician.

Behavioral dysregulation (DeGangi, 2000) refers to a constellation of behaviors that includes irritability (frequent fussing and crying), inconsolability (continued distress behaviors despite adult interventions), eating problems (such as food refusal), demandingness (frequent requests for adult behaviors, such as holding), poor mood regulation (unpredictable changes from one affect state to another and difficulty maintaining a positive mood state), poor attention regulation (frequent attention shifts), high arousal (high activity, distress, or tension), and sleep disturbances (such as night waking or irregular sleep patterns).