Who is likely to suffer from neurocognitive symptoms
It was found early on that population with respiratory problems is at greater risk but risk factors include pre-existing diagnoses such as dementia, subarachnoid hemorrhage and epilepsy. Increased risk is found when the acute care uses sedation, ventilation and delirium.
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