A 68-year-old man with metastatic prostate cancer is agitated, confused and distressed in the last days of life despite non-drug measures. The team suspects terminal delirium. What is the most appropriate first-line pharmacological management?ASubcutaneous Midazolam or an appropriate benzodiazepine/antipsychotic via syringe driverBHigh-dose intravenous fluids to correct possible dehydrationCStart high-dose steroidsDPrescribe long-term benzodiazepines for home use after dischargeENo pharmacological treatment is appropriate in terminal deliriumCheck my answer