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Potential for Cognitive Communication Impairment in COVID-19 Survivors: A…

- - - - Highly correlated with domain general cognitive deficits
    - - Cognitive impairment is fairly common with particular deficits in attention, acquisition of new memories, visuospatial abilities, and executive functions
  - - - Hypoactive
      - Hyperactive
      - Mixed states
    - - Septic
      - Metabolic
      - Sedative related
      - Hypoxic
    - - Age
      - Male gender
      - Premorbid and cormorbid disease
      - Previous alcohol or drug use or abuse
    - - Cognitive impairment 12 months after discharge
        
        Post-ICU Syndrome (PICS)
- - - - Objective measures; and
      - Subjective measures
- - - - Damage to Prefrontal, Medial Temporal Cortex, Amygdala, Anterior Insula, Thalamus and Caudate/Striatum
        
        PICS
        
        Cognitive Impairment
        
        Cognitive Communication Impairments
        
        Mood Disorder
        
        Cognitive Communication Impairments
    - - Damage to Prefrontal, Medial Temporal Cortex, Amygdala, Anterior Insula, Thalamus and Caudate/Striatum
        
        PICS
        
        Cognitive Impairment
        
        Cognitive Communication Impairments
        
        Mood Disorder
        
        Cognitive Communication Impairments
    - - Damage to Prefrontal, Medial Temporal Cortex, Amygdala, Anterior Insula, Thalamus and Caudate/Striatum
        
        PICS
        
        Cognitive Impairment
        
        Cognitive Communication Impairments
        
        Mood Disorder
        
        Cognitive Communication Impairments