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  2. Begin by assessing the presence of features A and B. Indicate if there is evidence of an acute change in mental status from the patient’s baseline, and check if the abnormal behavior fluctuates throughout the day.
  3. Next, evaluate inattention by marking any difficulties the patient has focusing attention or becoming easily distracted. Fill in any observations regarding their ability to keep track of conversations.
  4. Proceed to features C and D. For feature C, assess if the patient's thinking appears disorganized or incoherent. Note any instances of rambling speech or unclear ideas.
  5. Finally, determine the patient's level of consciousness for feature D. Select from options such as alert, vigilant, lethargic, stuporous, or comatose based on your observations.

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