05-27-2008, 05:45 AM
welcome to usa.all the best stefan78.good luck.
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long ques....good one - stefan78
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05-27-2008, 08:32 AM
so neutrophil the ans is....................................................................................E
i am actually studying cs also..together so just come to forum quickly and go back on skype for practice... do u want explaination also?
05-27-2008, 08:47 AM
EXPLAINATION JUST FOR VANCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Explanation: This patient presents with acute intoxication and delirium. With stable vital signs, the patient's cognitive impairment is unlikely to be due to withdrawal from alcohol. In addition, signs of withdrawal do not occur while the patient still has alcohol in the blood, as in the case of this patient. The patient may have an underlying dementia, but the dementia is not because of alcohol withdrawal. The sleep-wake cycle can be improved with constant interaction with the patient and by providing appropriate time-related stimuli. In delirium, the EEG shows diffuse slow-wave activity, whereas a patient with functional psychosis has a normal EEG. Excessive, fast, beta activity may be seen in patients delirious from drug intoxication. Metabolic encephalopathies causing delirium, such as hepatic encephalopathy, may produce characteristic triphasic waveforms on EEG. Even if it were abnormal, diffuse slowing on an EEG is often too nonspecific to be useful. Patients with psychosis have systematized delusions and no fluctuation or nocturnal worsening of the symptoms, as seen in delirium. |
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