When a dementia diagnosis is apparent, the individual's cognitive deficits
A) are sudden, irreversible, and chronic.
B) are gradual, chronic, progressive, and usually irreversible.
C) need clarification, can be serious, and are irreversible.
D) are intermittent, somewhat chronic, and pervasive.
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Q1: The large majority of older people _
Q2: When people who were previously cognitively normal
Q3: Cognitive changes that are massive, often irreversible,
Q5: An important characteristic of delirium is that
Q6: Carter just had heart surgery is waking
Q7: How is delirium different from dementia?
A) Dementia
Q8: In order to diagnose the presence of
Q9: Many people in a state of delirium
Q10: Cognitive deficits involving problems with memory, attention,
Q11: Which individual has presenile dementia resulting in
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