Delirium in Critical Care

Delirium in Critical Care refers to an acute and fluctuating state of confusion and cognitive impairment commonly observed in critically ill patients. It is a multifactorial condition often triggered by factors such as medications, underlying medical conditions, and the intensive care environment. Delirium poses significant challenges, impacting patient outcomes and prolonging hospital stays. Critical care teams employ strategies like early mobility, minimizing sedation, and regular cognitive assessment to prevent and manage delirium. By recognizing and addressing this complex phenomenon, healthcare professionals aim to enhance patient recovery, reduce complications, and improve overall quality of care in the critical care setting.


  • Prevention and Risk Assessment
  • Pharmacological and Non-Pharmacological Management
  • Long-Term Outcomes and Follow-Up

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