In order for a diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease to be definitively made
A) the afflicted individual must exhibit delirium at least 50% of the time.
B) plaques and tangles must be visible on an MRI.
C) brain tissue must be examined.
D) symptoms must be present for over 2 years.
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Q34: Delirium has a _ onset and dementia
Q35: The most common cause of dementia is
A)
Q36: The most common cause of delirium is
A)
Q37: The first sign of dementia is typically
A)
Q38: Which of the following is a risk
Q40: Delirium
A) is usually permanent.
B) is usually reversible.
C)
Q41: It has been observed that if a
Q42: The protein called tau
A) is a neurotoxic
Q43: Consistent with its established role in memory,
Q44: Early-onset Alzheimer's Disease affects people in their
A)
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