But what is delirium?
Delirium, also known as delirium, is an acute, often reversible state of mental confusion that can be triggered by a variety of causes. Its symptoms can be similar to those of dementia, but delirium is only temporary and can also be long-lasting. If the underlying causes are treated, the symptoms can subside. Delirium is characterised by a sudden deterioration in mental functions, which can lead to disorientation, attention disorders, hallucinations, delusions and a disturbed perception of the surroundings.
What can trigger delirium?
Triggers for acute delirium, which often occurs overnight, can be
(Textbook Health and Nursing Assistance, 2019, ed. Sens-Dobritzsch, page 565)
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