Please match the altered state of consciousness with the patient it best describes.DeliriousV [ Choose ]A patient who bumped there head during an automobile accident who is having trouble thinking clearA 63 year old wornan who has not taken anti-psychotic medications and is having an acute onset of HA car accident victim who was ejected from their vehicle and is not aroused by even painful stimuliA patient who has taken too much anti-anxiety medication and is now acting in a sluggish and uninterA patient with acute gastritis who is struggling to stay awake but responds to voice or touchAn injured patient who contains to fall asleep unless forcefully shaken or yelled atConfusedObtunded[ Choose )Stuporous[ Choose ]Lethargic[ Choose ]

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