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jilianpiloj

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Which of the following conditions is associated with Frontal-Temporal dementias?
 
  a) Pick's disease
  b) Huntington's Chorea
  c) Parkinson's disease
  d) Delirium

Question 2

Biological treatments for Alzheimer's:
 
  a) Have been disappointing in that acetylcholine levels cannot be sufficiently increased by medication.
  b) Have been limited primarily to efforts to prevent further degeneration.
  c) Focus largely upon improving memory and judgement functioning.
  d) Are the most effective in improving functioning.



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Answer to Question 1

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