One Major Difference That Is Useful in the Differential Diagnosis

question 1

Multiple Choice

One major difference that is useful in the differential diagnosis of dementia versus delirium is that:

• A) Dementia develops slowly and delirium develops quickly
• B) The initial symptoms of dementia are more severe than the symptoms of delirium
• C) Dementia symptoms are not associated with underlying medical conditions and delirium symptoms usually result from underlying medical conditions
• D) Symptoms of delirium involve memory and attention and symptoms of dementia involve only memory

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Definitions:

Protection Components

Devices or systems designed to protect electrical circuits or equipment from damage due to overcurrent, overvoltage, or other electrical faults.

Motor Starter

A device that combines a contactor with overload protection to safely start and stop a motor.

Manual Motor Starter

A manually operated switch used to start and stop a motor, providing protection against overloads and short circuits.

Motor Control Centers

A centralized assembly of motor starters or device breakers with the purpose of controlling several motors.