Delirium and Memory

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Delirium and Memory Quiz

Test your knowledge on delirium and memory with this engaging quiz! Explore the intricacies of DSM criteria and different types of memory, enhancing your understanding of cognitive disorders.

11 thought-provoking questions
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Assess your understanding of delirium and types of memory

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Deliriums Criteria A) is what

Disturbance in attention and awareness

Disturbance in attention and cognition

Disturbance in cognition and awareness

Disturbance in conciousness and cognition

Deliriums Criteria B) includes a disturbance that:

Developers over hours to day

Develops over a short period of time

Days to minutes

Minutes to hours

Acute change in baseline attention and awareness

Acute change in awareness and cognition

Tends to fluctuate in severity over the course of a day

Fluctuate in severity over the course of an hour

Fluctuate in severity over the course of a week

Delirium must have an addition disturbance in cognition

True

False

Criteria A and C must not be better explained by a pre-existing condition

True

False

Declarative memory is that which can be declared to others?

True

False

Non declarative memory is memory that is learned but cannot be spoken

True

False

Episodic memory is what

Memory of episodes such as christmas, etc

Memory of specific things, knowledge

Semantic memory is what?

Memory of specific knowledge, (dementia is defined as what)

Knowledge that cannot be spoken, but is learned

Procedural memory is memory that is of procedures (sitting in chairs) etc

True

False

GCS measures attention through

Orientation

Hand holding

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