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Meanings of subsyndromal delirium in English

Russian
обнубиляции
Spanish
innubilación
Catalan
obnubilació

An impairment in the clarity of consciousness.

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обнубиляции
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Examples for "clouding of consciousness"
Examples for "clouding of consciousness"
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The first thing I noticed was the brain fog lifting, she says.
News.com.au
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Mold is a very common cause of brain fog, anxiety, and depression.
Wired
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A month later, Järte developed profound fatigue, and brain fog, including memory loss and difficulty finding words.
The Irish Times
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But what many listeners don't realise is she also has to contend with fatigue and brain fog.
BBC
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Amidst my jet-lag-fueled brain fog, I gaze at the single yellow line and make a split decision.
Climbing Magazine
1
She was groping blindly in a mental fog; she was tired, very tired.
The Everlasting Whisper
2
Bill was floundering hopelessly in mental fog, but he persisted.
The Uphill Climb
3
They're in a mental fog, yet none of them wants to disappoint Chief Taylor.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
4
I felt like I was living in a mental fog.
Reuters
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Although extraordinarily tired, I'm hoping to craft a reasonable piece through the mental fog of flu.
The Irish Times
1
An hypochondriack obnubilation from wind and indigestion.
Life of Johnson, Volume 3 / 1776-1780
Usage of subsyndromal delirium in English
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Objective: To test whether duration of subsyndromal delirium is independently associated with institutionalization.
Pubmed
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Background: The prognostic importance of subsyndromal delirium is unknown.
Pubmed
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Subsyndromal delirium was considered present if the assessment was negative but the patient exhibited any CAM-ICU features.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Subsyndromal delirium occurred in most critically ill patients, and its duration was an independent predictor of institutionalization.
Pubmed