Question 155 · LEK · Delirium
The symptom of a patient reading words from a blank sheet of paper following the investigator’s suggestions is referred to as:
- A. Reichardt’s sign.
- B. Aschaffenburg’s sign.
- C. needle threading sign.
- D. Liepmann’s sign.
- E. hypnagogic hallucination.
Hint
Several eponymous signs test suggestibility in alcohol withdrawal delirium in different ways; here a sheet of paper is used.
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