How Does Delirium Differ from Neurocognitive Disorder

question 85

Multiple Choice

How does delirium differ from neurocognitive disorder?

• A)People with delirium are not disoriented or confused in the early stages; people with neurocognitive disorder are.
• B)Neurocognitive disorder comes on more suddenly than does delirium.
• C)Delirium is reversible, whereas neurocognitive disorder is not.
• D)People with neurocognitive disorder are not disoriented or confused in the early stages; people with delirium are.

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