A) reverse the neurological damage already done.
B) improve lifestyle to prevent further neurological damage.
C) reduce the current rate of decline.
D) learn strategies to compensate for existing limitations.
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A) paroxetine (Paxil) .
B) tacrine hydrochloride (Cognex) .
C) donepezil (Aricept) .
D) galantamine (Reminyl) .
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A) more likely the individual is to develop vascular dementia.
B) less likely the individual is to develop vascular dementia.
C) more likely the individual is to develop Alzheimer's type dementia.
D) less likely the individual is to develop Alzheimer's type dementia.
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A) death.
B) slow recovery.
C) stabilization at some level of greatly reduced cognitive ability.
D) dependent on individual response to treatment.
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A) $100 thousand
B) $100 million
C) $100 billion
D) $100 trillion
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A) vascular dementia.
B) substance-induced persisting dementia.
C) cognitive dementia.
D) dementia not otherwise specified.
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A) increases the risk of developing Alzheimer's type dementia, but does not relate to the age of onset.
B) decreases the risk of developing Alzheimer's type dementia and raises the average age of onset.
C) decreases the risk of developing Alzheimer's type dementia but lowers the average age of onset.
D) increases the risk of developing Alzheimer's type dementia and decreases the average age of onset.
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A) it is less serious than Alzheimer's.
B) of its lower incidence rates.
C) its cause is clear.
D) none of the above
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A) the different areas of the brain affected.
B) the immune response to the virus in HIV patients.
C) psychosocial differences in the lives of the typical patients with each disorder.
D) unexplained causes.
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A) Delirium is characterized by reduced clarity of consciousness and cognition.
B) Delirium develops over a course of several hours or days.
C) Delirium was one of the first disorders to be recounted in history.
D) All of the above
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A) 4 years
B) 8 years
C) 15 years
D) 20 years
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A) use language
B) understand language
C) recognize and name objects
D) remember events and places
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A) nicotine
B) alcohol abuse
C) head trauma
D) a medical condition
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A) cholesterol build-up in blood vessels causing cardiovascular disease.
B) vascular spasms causing migraines.
C) head trauma causing neuronal death.
D) formation of scar tissue following an injury.
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A) Psychosocial approach
B) Preventive efforts such as patient counseling
C) Antipsychotic medications
D) Rest and reassurance
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A) the presence of a medical condition that is causing the brain to dysfunction.
B) that the individual is about to experience a progressive decline in cognitive functioning.
C) that the individual is suffering from another psychological disorder.
D) none of the above
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A) on MRI or CT brain scans.
B) on functional brain scans (fMRI) .
C) during an autopsy.
D) during an EEG examination.
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A) Psychological testing
B) A mental status exam
C) Reported observations of the patient by family members
D) None of the above
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A) tangled, strand-like filaments.
B) gummy protein deposits.
C) plaques of dead nerve cells.
D) mineral deposits.
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