When a neurocognitive disorder is characterized by significant memory impairment and cognitive disturbances, or significant disturbances in planning and abstracting in thought processes, it is considered to be ____.
a. delirium
b. a major neurocognitive disorder
c. a mild neurocognitive disorder
d. a neurocognitive disorder, not otherwise specified
Question 2
A characteristic that distinguishes delirium from mild and major neurocognitive disorder is the ____.
a. acute onset of symptoms
b. gradual onset of symptoms
c. decline in functioning
d. severity of symptoms
Memory
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