Cornell Assessment of Pediatric Delirium (CAPD) in 1 Year OldLoading...Makes eye contact with caregiver (holds gaze, prefers primary parent, looks at speaker)Always0Often+1Sometimes+2Rarely+3Never+4Actions are purposeful (Reaches and manipulates objects, tries to change position, if mobile, may try to get up)Always0Often+1Sometimes+2Rarely+3Never+4Aware of surroundings (prefers primary parent, then other familiars, upset when separated from preferred caretakers)Always0Often+1Sometimes+2Rarely+3Never+4Communicates needs and wants (uses single words, or signs)Always0Often+1Sometimes+2Rarely+3Never+4Restless (no sustained calm state)Never0Rarely+1Sometimes+2Often+3Always+4Inconsolable (not soothed by usual methods, e.g., singing, holding, talking)Never0Rarely+1Sometimes+2Often+3Always+4Underactive (very little movement while awake)Never0Rarely+1Sometimes+2Often+3Always+4Takes long time to respond to interactions (not following simple directions, if verbal, not engaging in simple dialogue with words or jargon)Never0Rarely+1Sometimes+2Often+3Always+4使用適応洞察と注意事項