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rage (rāj) a state of violent anger.

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sham rage  a state resembling rage occurring in decorticated animals or in certain pathologic conditions in humans.

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rage

1. a state of violent anger.

2. [Fr.] rabies.

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sham rage

an outburst of motor activity resembling the outward manifestations of fear and anger, occurring in decorticated animals and in certain pathological conditions in humans.

rage syndrome

possibly a type of psychomotor seizure, of uncertain etiology; reported in Springer spaniels. Because of the unpredictable and dangerous nature of the episodes or rage, euthanasia is usually advised.

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rage

A state of violent anger. See Black rage, 'Roid rage.

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Patient discussion about ragers.

Q. Is there a connection between bipolar disorder and road rage? I know someone who may have a bipolar disorder, but he also has road rage. Is there a possible connection between bipolar disorder and road rage?

A. I think the Bipolar support group is a great step in the the right direction for helping people that are bipolar. I have had many dealings with individuals that I thought we just rude and insane and unpredictable, until I learned that they were bipolar. I also have a friend that is a social worker/psychiatrist and she has passed a lot of her knowledge.