Jed, age 80, was hospitalized for a hip surgery. He is now exhibiting confusion about the time of day or day of week. He is unable to focus on anything. These symptoms started after his surgery. What is a likely diagnosis?
a. delirium c. Alzheimer's
b. dementia d. Parkinson's
A
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