Rose, 89 years old, has had a gradual loss of memory in her daily life activities, such as remembering people's names and phone numbers. However, in her Bible study class, she makes insightful comments and understands the topic of discussion. This would suggest that Rose is experiencing ____.
a. normal aging
b. early signs of Alzheimer's disease
c. early signs of dementia
d. a minor neurocognitive disorder
Question 2
Marcus is 83 takes a long time to think about and say what he is thinking. Simple thoughts take a lot of effort, and he needs help with his finances. He developed this condition very suddenly and has experienced a steady cognitive decline. Marcus was diagnosed with mild neurocognitive disorder. What aspect of his case is unusual?
a. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to show a steady cognitive decline.
b. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to occur in someone over 80.
c. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to involve speech aphasia.
d. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to have a sudden onset.
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