A physician at a hospital in the late 1800s has read about the disease called general paresis. Which of the following patients is most likely to receive such a diagnosis?
a. Alice, whose symptoms include restlessness and agitation
b. Brenda, whose symptoms include insomnia and obsession
c. Bob, whose symptoms include lack of appetite and suicidal thoughts
d. Al, whose symptoms include delusions of grandeur and progressive paralysis
Answer: d.
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