A clouding of consciousness that develops over a short period and can often be reversed if its underlying cause can be found is called:
A) neurocognitive disorder.
B) delirium.
C) delusional disorder.
D) cognitive mapping.

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Delirium is characterized by an acute, often fluctuating, clouding of consciousness, with confusion, attentional deficits, and disorganized thinking. It can often be reversed if the underlying cause is treated.

A Clouding of Consciousness That Develops Over a Short Period