"People are extremely disoriented," Ms. Kurgan said.
Despite being extremely disoriented, he said, he was given a map and told to find his own way to his new residence on the hospital's sprawling grounds.
He was extremely disoriented, and police found an insulin pump on his leg.
"When we found him, he was extremely dehydrated, disoriented and basically delusional".
Dr. Robert Chin, the chief of the emergency department at the Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center, which treated the group of 33 people, said the patients were brought in by emergency medical workers in waves; he said the patients were extremely lethargic and disoriented.
"When you have a country that is this disoriented," Moore said, raising his voice and moving seamlessly into seriousness, "it's extremely easy to manipulate people with lies and fear, and that's how Bush has gotten away with it.
He is understandably disoriented and confused.
"In week one, everyone is totally disoriented," said Blank.
What does surprise me, however, is how disoriented and confused Americans are now post-election.
You feel exhausted or faint, and are confused, clumsy, disoriented or irritable; in which case, seek immediate medical attention.
The reader is at first disoriented, then exhilarated.
