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Comprometimento da clareza da consciência caracterizada pela capacidade prejudicada de compreender aspectos do ambiente ou de si mesmo em relação ao ambiente, desatenção e anormalidades de processos de pensamento e compreensão. É tipicamente acompanhada por uma experiência subjetiva de obnubilação mental descrita como uma sensação de "neblina". A obnubilação da consciência é uma forma comum de distúrbio cognitivo no Delirium, mas não é sinônimo de Delirium, porque o Delirium inclui requisitos diagnósticos adicionais.
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An impairment in the clarity of consciousness characterised by impaired ability to comprehend aspects of the environment or the self in relation to the environment, inattention, and abnormalities in thought processes, comprehension. It is typically accompanied by subjective experience of mental clouding described as feeling ‘foggy’. Clouding of consciousness is a common form of cognitive disturbance in Delirium, but it is not synonymous with Delirium because Delirium includes additional diagnostic requirements.

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An impairment in the clarity of consciousness characterised by impaired ability to comprehend aspects of the environment or the self in relation to the environment, inattention, and abnormalities in thought processes, comprehension. It is typically accompanied by subjective experience of mental clouding described as feeling ‘foggy’. Clouding of consciousness is a common form of cognitive disturbance in Delirium, but it is not synonymous with Delirium because Delirium includes additional diagnostic requirements.
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    Clouding of consciousness
    An impairment in the clarity of consciousness characterised by impaired ability to comprehend aspects of the environment or the self in relation to the environment, inattention, and abnormalities in thought processes, comprehension. It is typically accompanied by subjective experience of mental clouding described as feeling ‘foggy’. Clouding of consciousness is a common form of cognitive disturbance in Delirium, but it is not synonymous with Delirium because Delirium includes additional diagnostic requirements.

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