Dementia, delirium and depression can present with similar symptoms and sometimes in the same person
DEMENTIA:
DELIRIUM:
DEPRESSION:
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Written by:
Catherine M. Harris, PhD, RNCS.
Mindy J. Kim-Miller, MD, PhD
Edited by:
Sasha Asdourian
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The goal of treating delirium is to resolve the symptoms by treating the underlying cause, whereas the goal of treating Alzheimer’s disease is to slow the progression of the disease and symptoms.
A person who is apathetic is more likely to show emotions and engage in social interactions than someone who has depression without apathy.
Match the condition with its typical effect on attention and concentration.
Dementia
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Depression
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Delirium
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Match the condition with its typical duration for onset.
Dementia
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Depression
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Delirium
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Which is a common symptom of depression?
Which is a common symptom of delirium?
Which is a common symptom of dementia?