Column A: Delirium and ACS
___Acute Confusional States (ACS)
___Delirium
___Hyperactive Delirium
___Hypoactive Delirium
___Risk Factors for Delirium
___Dementia
___Neuron Degeneration
Column B: Descriptions
A. A gradual decline in brain function, affecting memory and judgment.
B. A temporary problem with thinking and perception, often triggered by medical conditions.
C. Increased activity, restlessness, and agitation as a type of delirium.
D. Reduced activity, lethargy, and confusion as a type of delirium.
E. Factors that can contribute to the development of delirium, including medications and medical issues.
F. The breakdown of nerve cells in the brain, commonly seen in dementia.
G. A disturbance in attention and awareness, often developing over 2 to 3 days.