Review
Copyright ©2012 Baishideng.
World J Psychiatr. Aug 22, 2012; 2(4): 58-70
Published online Aug 22, 2012. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v2.i4.58
Table 1 Scales for assessment of delirium in clinical and research setting
Instruments for assessment of arousability of the patientRASS[9]
Instruments for screening for premorbid cognitive disturbancesIQCODE[10,11]
Screening instrumentsNEECHAM Confusion Scale[12]
Nursing Delirium Screening Scale[13]
Delirium Observation Screening Scale/Delirium Observation Scale[14,15]
Intensive care delirium screening checklist[16]
Pediatric Anesthesia Emergence Delirium scale[17]
Global Attentiveness Rating[18]
Diagnostic instrumentsDelirium Symptom Interview[19]
Saskatoon Delirium Checklist[20]
Delirium Rating Scale-revised version[21]
Memorial Delirium Assessment Scale[22]
Confusion Assessment Method[23]
CAM-ICU[24,25]
Paediatrics CAM-ICU[26]
Clinical Assessment of Confusion - A and B[27,28]
Instruments for Assessment of severity of deliriumDelirium Rating Scale[29]
Delirium Rating Scale-Revised-98[21]
Confusion Assessment Method[23]
Confusion Assessment Method for Intensive Care Unit assessment tool[24,25]
Delirium-O-Meter[30]
Delirium Index[31]
Memorial Delirium Assessment Scale[22]
Confusional State Evaluation Scale[32]
Delirium Assessment Scale[33]
Delirium Severity Scale[34]
Instruments for assessment of cognitive symptoms onlyMini Mental Status Examination[35]
Cognitive Test for Delirium[36,37]
Clock Drawing test[38]
Digit Span Test[39,40]
Vigilance “A” Test[40]
Mental state Questionnaire[41,42]
Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire[43]
Motor symptomsDelirium Motor Checklist, Delirium Motor Symptom Scale[44,45]
Richmond Agitation and Sedation Scale[9]
Motoric items of Delirium Rating Scale, Delirium Rating Scale-Revised-98, Memorial Delirium Assessment Scale[21,22,29]
Etiology, risk factorsDelirium Etiology Checklist[46]
Paediatric deliriumPediatric Anesthesia Emergence Delirium scale[17]
Distress with delirium experienceDelirium Experience Questionnaire[47]