The Primary Cognitive Deficit Associated with Alzheimer's Disease Involves

question 57

Multiple Choice

The primary cognitive deficit associated with Alzheimer's disease involves

• A) initial confusion that later develops into a memory impairment.
• B) a difficulty in controlling the arms and legs.
• C) a progressive loss of memory.
• D) impaired appetite function.
• E) slowing of cognitive function.

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