The phrase "delirium about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: She was in a state of delirium about her upcoming presentation, constantly worrying and overthinking every detail.
Using a Freedom of Information Act request, The New Yorker obtained the case report during research for Raffi Khatchadourian's piece, "Operation Delirium," about Cold War chemical-weapons experiments.
Did it ever occur to the Beverly Hillbillies who have joined forces with the likes of the school board president and the odd councilmember or two, or more, who share the board president's delirium about Metro's willful deception of Beverly Hills on the subway tunnel's route that perhaps the electeds are merely showboating for the voters?
I don't think the hours are long, so doing a 12 hour day or 13 hour day is fine, I think doing 12 days in a row you hit delirium about day ten and then you over-ride it…so I don't think it's the shift I think it's the number of days you work in a row.
22, Foundation) I don't think the hours are long, so doing a 12 hour day or 13 hour day is fine, I think doing 12 days in a row you hit delirium about day ten and then you over-ride it…so I don't think it's the shift I think it's the number of days you work in a row.
However, the reason that a minority of practitioners are currently administering adjunctive ketamine is probably because many remain concerned about the neurological side effects of even low-dose ketamine; 68% of respondents expressed concern about hallucinations, 62% about delirium and 55% about nightmares.
However, there are three limitations to the inferences that can be drawn about delirium as a whole in the existing literature.
(The talk that brought on such delirium was about education).
And "Delirium" is about his nation of frightened, maddened children, the Colombia he sired.
I lived in the Apthorp in a state of giddy delirium for about ten years.
Disproportionately affecting older people, a rapidly growing share of patients, hospital delirium affects about one-third of patients over 70, and a greater percentage of intensive-care or postsurgical patients, the American Geriatrics Society estimates.
Compared to the CAM-ICU, clinician sensitivity for diagnosing delirium is about 30%[388, 39].
