In older adulys, confusion is more often caused by aging,rather than illness. True or false
Can't find what you're looking for?
Ask a Question, Get an Answer ASAP
It is not hundred percent true. Age is a factor but not always. Some old people are very wise and always give you a good advice even if they have some kind of disease. On the other hand when people becomes old and have some kind of chronic disease which attacks to their minds, their ability to think wise and handle the matters become weak. So it can be said that illness play a vital role for developing confusion. Your statement is about 75% true.
answered 1 year ago
Add Comment
False, because my greatgrandmother (93) knew all my stats in track, soccer, etc. but my other greatgrandmother (90) was sick and couldnt think sometimes. so FALSE!
answered 1 year ago
Ask questions on any topic, get great answers from real people for FREE. Blurtit has hundreds of thousand of members so your sure to get the answer your looking for.
