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| A) | normal aging. | ||
| B) | an age-related condition. | ||
| C) | a memory-related condition. | ||
| D) | an anomaly affecting children. |
| A) | EKG | ||
| B) | Lung functioning | ||
| C) | Cognitive assessment | ||
| D) | Reading tests |
| A) | Vascular dementia | ||
| B) | Senility | ||
| C) | Frontotemporal dementia | ||
| D) | Alzheimer disease |
| A) | 60 million | ||
| B) | 6 million | ||
| C) | 4 million | ||
| D) | 160,000 |
| A) | 11,000 | ||
| B) | 100,000 | ||
| C) | 15,000 | ||
| D) | 6,500 |
| A) | Age 95+ | ||
| B) | 85 to 94 years of age | ||
| C) | 75 to 84 years of age | ||
| D) | 65 to 74 years of age |
| A) | independence. | ||
| B) | activity. | ||
| C) | social connection. | ||
| D) | All of the above |
| A) | Risks increase with age. | ||
| B) | They are triggered by a food allergy. | ||
| C) | Rates decrease with age. | ||
| D) | They lead to improved quality of life. |
| A) | impair memory, affect thinking, and promote social connection. | ||
| B) | expand short-term memory, limit speech, and affect thinking. | ||
| C) | impair memory, affect thinking, and interfere with social abilities. | ||
| D) | limit vision, support thinking, and impair memory. |
| A) | hallucinations and delusions. | ||
| B) | improved communication. | ||
| C) | activities of daily living. | ||
| D) | spirits and delusions. |
| A) | eye movements. | ||
| B) | biological. | ||
| C) | logical reasoning. | ||
| D) | critical thinking. |
| A) | mitigate arthritis symptoms. | ||
| B) | avoid disease completely. | ||
| C) | minimize symptoms and extend symptom-free years. | ||
| D) | enable curative treatment. |
| A) | improve symptoms. | ||
| B) | pause disease. | ||
| C) | exacerbate symptoms. | ||
| D) | develop into frailty. |
| A) | practical and feasible. | ||
| B) | impractical and sensitive. | ||
| C) | valid and impractical. | ||
| D) | unreliable and applicable. |
| A) | Patients decline. | ||
| B) | Caregiver is reluctant. | ||
| C) | Primary care providers lack training. | ||
| D) | Primary care providers are too busy. |
| A) | MoCA | ||
| B) | MMSE | ||
| C) | Mini-Cog | ||
| D) | LASSI-D |
| A) | VMoCA | ||
| B) | VMini-Cog | ||
| C) | VADAS-Cog | ||
| D) | VLASSI-D |
| A) | steroids and MRI. | ||
| B) | Microsoft Word and Excel. | ||
| C) | data from cognitive assessments and neuroimaging technology. | ||
| D) | There are no next-generation cognitive assessments. |
| A) | the primary care physician. | ||
| B) | a neurologist. | ||
| C) | a person who knows the patient well. | ||
| D) | the patient. |
| A) | Holistic | ||
| B) | Focused | ||
| C) | Specialized | ||
| D) | Minimalistic |
| A) | root causes of any impairment. | ||
| B) | location of impairment. | ||
| C) | severity or stage of the impairment. | ||
| D) | All of the above |
| A) | denial of a cure. | ||
| B) | identification of available therapies. | ||
| C) | lack of available experts. | ||
| D) | money spent. |
| A) | social connection and activities. | ||
| B) | dependency of social programs. | ||
| C) | improved communication. | ||
| D) | lack of interest in wellness. |
| A) | reduce risk. | ||
| B) | prevent disease. | ||
| C) | stop disease. | ||
| D) | eliminate cures. |
| A) | improved memory. | ||
| B) | impaired memory. | ||
| C) | improved thinking. | ||
| D) | increased reading ability. |