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When someone is oriented x2, it means they are aware of two key aspects of their environment: their person (who they are) and their place (where they are). This level of orientation indicates a partial awareness, as they may not be aware of the time or the situation they are in. It can be a sign of cognitive impairment or confusion, depending on the context in which it is assessed. Typically, full orientation includes awareness of person, place, and time (oriented x3).

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