[Verified Answer]: In trying to make a differential diagnosis…

In trying to make a differential diagnosis between delirium and dementia, which of the following would be accurate? Question 13 options: Delirium has a stable, rather than fluctuating, course. Delirium often involves hallucinations, but dementia rarely does. With delirium, one has consistently poor insight, but with dementia, there are often insightful periods. Sleep is more disturbed with dementia than it is with delirium.