Sentence examples for exacerbated confusion from inspiring English sources

Language barriers exacerbated confusion for South Asian patients.

In particular, the lack of specific guidelines for the range of situations which presented exacerbated confusion for families.

This may exacerbate confusion and ICU-related delirium.

Benzodiazepines are not indicated in patients with medical conditions such as delirium, because they may exacerbate confusion and disorientation.

Linked to this should be clarity in allocation and application of their respective roles, as ignoring this can exacerbate confusion about how vertical managers should engage with horizontal management structures (18).

Due partly to its mixed Germanic and Latin origins, English spelling is strikingly inconsistent.Three things have exacerbated this confusion.

Meanwhile, the report said, certain political leaders have exacerbated the confusion by expressing concern "about potential toxicities of ARVs [antiretroviral drugs] while simultaneously promoting alternative nutritional therapies for benefit or cure of HIV".

In addition, carers most often take responsibility for recognising and responding to triggers that exacerbate confusion and agitation for PWD; and for communicating information to health professionals to assist them in assessing and communicating with the person (including information on medical history, usual behaviour, stressors, management strategies, and planned services).

Shopping online, where the number of choices can seem limitless, can exacerbate the confusion.

Other lawmakers have argued that a delay would only exacerbate the confusion about the transition to digital TV.

Exacerbating the confusion, Nielsen's numbers for April show Hulu losing audience while still managing to add video views, also known as streams.