The Nurse Is Determining If a Client Is Experiencing Symptoms

question 34

Multiple Choice

The nurse is determining if a client is experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer disease or Huntington chorea.Which assessment finding would indicate the client might have Huntington chorea rather than Alzheimer disease?

• A)Confusion
• B)Difficulty completing tasks
• C)Involuntary muscle spasm
• D)Memory loss

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