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- interviews are commonly used to assess people with dementia and their caregivers, and topics often include recent changes in behavior, thinking, memory, and long-term skills such as language or ability to recognize others
- questionnaires are also used to screen for delirium and dementia and typically cover orientation, verbal and written comprehension, concentration, learning, writing and copying, and memory
- cognitive tests such as neuropsychological and intelligence tests evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of people with dementia
- medical and laboratory tests, including neuroimaging techniques, are often used to spot the development and progression of dementia
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