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Answer 10 questions and receive a score of 80% or higher, and you will be able to down and print a certificate. Good luck!

1 / 10

Which non-pharmacological intervention aims to create a calming and comforting space for individuals experiencing delirium?

Snoezelen or sensory rooms.

Life history incorporation.

Verbal de-escalation techniques.

Sleep hygiene.

2 / 10

Why is promoting good sleep patterns and hygiene considered crucial in delirium prevention?

To reduce night time falls.

To improve overall mental health.

To enhance patient comfort.

To minimise sleep disruptions.

3 / 10

What is the primary purpose of targeted investigations in delirium assessment?

Excluding the involvement of family members.

Identifying potential underlying factors.

Eliminating the need for history-taking.

Confirming the diagnosis.

4 / 10

Which neurotransmitter deficiency is associated with delirium?

Dopamine excess

Serotonin imbalance

Acetylcholine deficiency

GABA overproduction

5 / 10

What is persistent delirium, and what should be the next step in management if delirium does not resolve within the expected timeframe?

A transient episode of confusion; discharge the patient.

Delirium lasting beyond the expected duration; re-evaluate for underlying causes.

Delirium that occurs intermittently; initiate long-term haloperidol.

Chronic cognitive impairment; initiate antipsychotic medications.

6 / 10

What is the primary rationale for adopting a person-centred care team approach in delirium prevention?

Reducing unnecessary ward transfers.

Mitigating the risk of infection.

Minimizing anxiety associated with disorientation.

Enhancing communication within the care team.

7 / 10

How does addressing immobility contribute to delirium prevention?

By reducing anxiety.

By minimising sleep disruptions.

By promoting physical activity.

By preventing falls.

8 / 10

Which diagnostic test is specifically recommended to identify potential drug toxicity in delirium cases where substances like digoxin, lithium, or alcohol may be involved?

Sputum culture

Chest X-ray

Thyroid function tests

Drug levels

9 / 10

Which of the following is a common trigger for delirium?

Adequate hydration

Low caffeine intake

Regular sleep patterns

Infections

10 / 10

Which statement is true?

Dementia develops rapidly within hours or days.

Both delirium and dementia manifest suddenly.

Delirium has an acute onset, dementia does not.

Delirium onset is slow, while dementia is acute.

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The average score is 86%

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