49. What is delirium?

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In this episode we're going to try and clear up some confusion, about a condition that causes sudden confusion, within the context of a disease that also causes a lot of confusion. We're talking about delirium, especially as it relates to dementia and Alzheimer's. We'll go through what it is, how to recognize it, and what to do if you think your loved one may be experiencing delirium. Resources: Delirium vs. Dementia Quick Chart Have a question or idea for a podcast? Send it to us at [email protected]

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