Patients with Alzheimer’s disease frequently also suffer from depression. Depression can be distinguished from both dementia and delirium in what ways?
Delirium : it is a acute reversible mental disorder characterized by confusion and impairment of consciousness disorientation (most commonly time) emotional liability , hallucinations, or illusion ,violent behaviour
It is the commanest organic disorder and person may become impulsive and voilent and may commit suicide
Dementia
It is a condition characterized by
Impairment in intellectual functions
Disturbance of orientation
Failing memory
Reduced facility with language
Distractibility
No impairment of consciousness
In delirium hallucinations and illusion are very comman but in dementias they may be or may not be present
In delirium sleep awake cycle is grossly disturbed bht not so I'm dementia
Depression
It is a medical illness . And having depression doesn't mean that the person is not strong or weak . People have depression for year and some people have depression suddenly due to many cause such as loss of someone etc
There are difference between dementia depression and dilusion
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