Emergency Medicine Reports – February 1, 2019

February 1, 2019

• Making Sense of Delirium in the Emergency Department

  Delirium is a complex disorder marked by the acute onset of mental status change with an associated fluctuating course. Despite the fact that delirium is a common clinical entity in elderly hospitalized patients, the condition may present in any patient regardless of medical comorbidities. Recognition within the emergency setting is becoming increasingly important, as the diagnosis frequently is missed.

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