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For this 25-year-old language student, you are looking for

the underlying causes of his delirium. You have contacted his flatmate who says

that he has been unwell for the last 4 days. He has found a bag of prescribed

medications in his room. His medications are: paracetamol, ibuprofen,

promethazine, ondansetron, mouthwash.

Which of the following may cause delirium?

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The patient above has now settled into your acute bed in the

ED. Under observation, you note that he seems withdrawn and mute. However,

after a period of 2 hours, you are called to the bedside by the nurses. He is

pacing, shaking and looking anxious. He refuses to return to bed and is

requiring 2 nurses to hold onto  him.

They have repeated his observations. HR 90/min, BP 130/80, RR 18, SAO2 96% and

Temp: 36.8°C.

They are concerned that he is unsafe without one-on-one

nursing.

Question:

What is your most likely diagnosis now?

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Which of the following medications used in elderly people has the least propensity to induce delirium?

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A 40-year-old man presents with acute confusion. He is disorientated to time, place, and person and you are having trouble getting a history from him. You have access to his past history from the electronic medical records (eMR). From the eMR, you identified the following information. Which of the following is likely to be a cause of his acute confusion?

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An 85-year-old man presents to the ED with acute confusion. He has atrial fibrillation and chronic back pain. You review his medications during your assessment. Which of the medications should be stopped as it may be contributing to his acute confusion?

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A 45-year-old woman is brought in by police and ambulance. She was found wandering in a public carpark. She is agitated and speaking loudly. She is disorientated to time, place, and person. Which of the following ranks the highest in your immediate priorities of care?

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Which of the following statements about delirium is TRUE?

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A 56-year-old man is brought in by the police to the Emergency Department. He is shouting aggressively. He has been physically restrained by the police. He is not amenable to oral medications. There is no information about him from the police or on the electronic medical records. Which of the following medications is the current first line treatment recommended?

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An eighty-year-old woman is brought in by her concerned neighbour. She was found wandering in her own garden in her dressing gown this morning at 4am. She is disorientated to time, place, and person. Her neighbour says she is normally independent and drives a car. Which of the following is the focus of your assessment in the Emergency Department?

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All of the following factors make the patient high risk of developing post-operative delirium except:

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