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Delirium: Síndrome Confusional Agudo

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Delirium: Síndrome Confusional Agudo
 

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Quiz sobre delirium

by SUSANA PAOLA SCALA
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¿Qué describe mejor el síndrome confusional agudo (delirio)?

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¿Cuáles son causas comunes del delirium?

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Factores de riesgo frecuentes para delirium

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Signos característicos del delirium

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Diferencia clave entre delirium y demencia

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Tratamiento inicial del delirium

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Complicaciones asociadas al delirium

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Herramientas útiles para diagnóstico del delirium

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Cuándo hospitalizar a un paciente con delirium

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Pronóstico típico del delirium si se trata la causa

Explicación

El delirium es una disminución aguda de la atención y la conciencia con cambios en el pensamiento.

Puede deberse a desequilibrios metabólicos, infecciones y efectos de fármacos, entre otros.

La edad avanzada y la demencia son factores de riesgo conocidos.

La atención varía a lo largo del día y suele haber desorientación.

Delirio aparece de forma súbita y fluctúa; la demencia es degenerativa y crónica.

La prioridad es corregir la causa y usar medidas no farmacológicas; fármacos deben evaluarse con cautela.

El delirium aumenta el riesgo de caídas y complicaciones médicas.

Herramientas rápidas como CAM-ICU o 4AT ayudan a reconocer delirium.

La hospitalización se considera ante delirium grave, inestabilidad o seguridad.

Si se corrige la causa, el delirium puede revertirse, pero aumenta la morbilidad.

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