In which way would the nurse differentiate delirium from dementia? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Delirium has a sudden onset; dementia develops gradually. Delirium can be resolved with treatment; dementia is never resolved. Speech is incoherent in patients with delirium; in dementia, it is coherent. In delirium, the patient’s remote memory is disturbed; in dementia, it is intact. In delirium, the patient’s mood varies; in dementia, the patient’s mood is inappropriate.
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