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Match the List I with List II:

Codes

Correct option is A

1. A. Stage I corresponds to IV. Mild confusion, agitation, irritability. In Stage I, the patient might experience mild confusion, irritability, and some agitation, but they are still relatively aware of their surroundings.
2. B. Stage II corresponds to I. Lethargy, disorientation, drowsiness. At Stage II, the patient becomes more disoriented, lethargic, and drowsy, but they are still somewhat responsive.
3. C. Stage III corresponds to II. Incomprehensive speech, confused, aggressive behavior. In Stage III, the patient exhibits confusion and may engage in aggressive behavior, often with incomprehensible speech due to severe cognitive impairment.
4. D. Stage IV corresponds to III. Coma. In Stage IV, the patient has progressed to a coma, where they are unresponsive and no longer aware of their environment.
Information Booster:
· Stage I (A): In this early stage, the symptoms are mild and might involve mild confusion, irritability, and agitation. The patient is usually still aware of their surroundings.
· Stage II (B): The patient in Stage II shows more severe symptoms like lethargy, disorientation, and drowsiness. They may appear confused but can still respond to stimuli.
· Stage III (C): This stage involves significant cognitive dysfunction, where patients may exhibit incomprehensible speech, aggressive behavior, and a general loss of understanding of their surroundings.
· Stage IV (D): This is the most severe stage where the patient enters a coma, no longer responding to external stimuli.