Which assessment data most suggests that the patient is experiencing a fugue state?

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The patient in a fugue state relocates and lacks recall of his life before the fugue began.Often fugue states follow traumatic experiences and sometimes involve assuming a new identity.Such persons at some point find themselves in their new surroundings,unable to recall who they are or how they got there.A feeling of detachment from one's body or from the external reality is an indication of depersonalization disorder.Losing track of several minutes when highly anxious is not an indication of a dissociative disorder and is not unusual in states of elevated anxiety.Finding evidence of having bought clothes or gone to restaurants without any explanation for these is suggestive of dissociative identity disorder,particularly when periods of time are "lost" to the patient (blackouts).

Which Assessment Data Most Suggests That the Patient Is Experiencing