Confusional State Agitation Disorder

Confusional State Agitation Disorder (CSAD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by confusion and psychomotor agitation.​
== Symptoms ==
A diagnostic criteria has been made for the condition:
Confusion, at least five			of the following must be present	Agitation, at least five			of the following must be present
# Mild
## Difficulties					switching or maintaining attention
## Difficulties placing					oneself in time, not knowing what day or year it is
## Long reaction time					to stimuli
## Not recognizing					certain people
##Takes time finishing tasks
## Trouble finding					words
## Working memory					problems
## Poor mental					flexibility
## Takes time					recognizing places
## Incoordination or					misdirection of movements
## Mildly disorganized					behavior
## Uncertainity about					own's identity or place
##Misplacing items
## Acting “on-the-go”					without thinking about the consequences
# Severe
## Disorientation in					time, place and self
## Grossly disorganized					behavior	
# Mild
## Hyper-vigilance
## Subjective feeling					of inner restlessness
## Pacing or fidgeting
## Exaggerated gestures
## Over-the-top					emotional reactions
## Raised tone of voice
## Facial tension
## Difficulties sitting					still
## Taking off clothes					and putting them back on
## Starting and					stopping tasks abruptly
## Talking quickly
## Anxiety
# Severe
## Refusal to					communicate
## Aggressive behavior
## Paranoia
## Self-harm
## Verbal					aggressiveness
## Extreme akathisia
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