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What type of disorders can neuroimaging identify?
What type of disorders can neuroimaging identify?
- All types of brain disorders
- Only metabolic disorders
- Potentially reversible structural and certain metabolic disorders (correct)
- Only structural disorders
What is the primary purpose of using PET or SPECT scans in dementia diagnosis?
What is the primary purpose of using PET or SPECT scans in dementia diagnosis?
- To visualize brain structure
- To diagnose Alzheimer's disease
- To provide information about cerebral perfusion patterns (correct)
- To identify neurotransmitter imbalances
What is the prognosis for dementia patients?
What is the prognosis for dementia patients?
- Dementia is always fatal within a year
- Dementia has no impact on life expectancy
- Dementia is usually reversible
- Dementia is usually progressive, but the rate varies widely (correct)
What is the effect of dementia on life expectancy?
What is the effect of dementia on life expectancy?
What type of measures can help ensure safety for dementia patients?
What type of measures can help ensure safety for dementia patients?
What type of drugs should be avoided in dementia patients?
What type of drugs should be avoided in dementia patients?
What is the potential benefit of using cholinesterase inhibitors in dementia patients?
What is the potential benefit of using cholinesterase inhibitors in dementia patients?
What is the purpose of arrangements for end-of-life care?
What is the purpose of arrangements for end-of-life care?
Why is it important to eliminate or limit drugs with central nervous system (CNS) activity?
Why is it important to eliminate or limit drugs with central nervous system (CNS) activity?
What is the benefit of providing appropriate stimulation and activities for dementia patients?
What is the benefit of providing appropriate stimulation and activities for dementia patients?