Sentence examples for difficult agitation from inspiring English sources

Patients judged to have conditions that would make maintenance of near-constant VT difficult (agitation, anxiety, or unstable pulmonary status) were also excluded.

In addition, it may be difficult to distinguish agitation, a common behavioral symptom of delirium, from akathisia, a frequent EPSs induced by haloperidol [ 25, 26].

Patients with cognitive impairment were significantly more likely to be incontinent, unable to feed themselves and had behavioural problems ward staff find difficult to cope with (agitation, aggression, wandering), than those with depression or other mental illnesses (a group which is likely to be more disabled than those with no mental health problems).

Many difficult but interesting questions regarding agitation and delirium in the ICU remain unanswered.

Alcohol withdrawal in hospital is a common cause of relapse, but also a cause of additional symptoms difficult to distinguish from mania (agitation, euphoria) that may lead to decreased LOS compared with a more pure acute manic episode.

During the attacks, the patient cried and found difficult to lie still showing marked agitation and restlessness.

His inattention and agitation made oral intake difficult and led to frequent choking.

Constant agitation, an alternative, is difficult for suspensions housed in syringes and does not prevent bead sedimentation in connectors or tubing.

Her agitation made me agitated.

But before I sedated her I needed to be sure that she understood her terminal condition, difficult given that the liver failure was causing agitation.

The most common clinical situations in the ICU in which Dex was used varied between countries but was predominantly agitation despite existing sedation, delirium and difficult to wean from the ventilator.