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If the patient is arousable but shows signs of muddled logic, this feature is marked. It is tested through simple "Yes/No" questions (e.g., "Will a stone float on water?") or simple commands (e.g., "Hold up this many fingers"). How a Diagnosis is Made

This refers to any state other than "alert and calm." It is measured using scales like the Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale (RASS) . A patient is positive for this feature if their RASS score is anything other than zero. icudelirium

This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more CAM ICU Explained | ICU Delirium Assessment If the patient is arousable but shows signs

A patient is considered "CAM-ICU positive" (delirious) if they exhibit , plus EITHER Feature 3 OR Feature 4 . Practical "Helpful" Strategies for Families A patient is positive for this feature if