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The delirium states at gerontopsychiatric wards
Authors: J. Šimek; M. Venglářová; T. Tošnerová
Authors‘ workplace: 3. lékařská fakulta UK v Praze ; Ústav pro lékařskou etiku a ošetřovatelství
Published in: Prakt. Lék. 2006; 86(5): 290-291
Category: Biopsychosocial relations
Overview
In the paper there are presented results of research investigating incidence of delirium states of patients older than 60 years at two Czech gerontopsychiatric wards. Incidence of delirium states is lower than expected. Ascription of symptomatology in medical records is limited. Restraint of patients is used rarely, in our group it was used in 14,3 % of patients. Medication is adequate. Prognosis considering remission of symptoms is rather good, more serious is fate of patients, only two of them were discharged home.
Key words:
delirium, demence, quality of life
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Article was published inGeneral Practitioner
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