Identify the following symptoms of dementia from the description: (a) facial agnosia, (b) agnosia, and (c) aphasia:

Timmy’s elderly grandmother does not recognize her own home any more_____________.

You are treating a 75-year-old woman who has a history of diabetes and atherosclerosis. Her chief complaint is persistent heartburn. What will you suspect?

What organic molecules contain both an amine and carboxyl group?

What is the length of the unknown leg of the right triangle shown rounded to the nearest tenth of a meter?

What is the length of the unknown leg of the right triangle shown rounded to the nearest tenth of a meter?

In the following situation, label each level of ID as mild, moderate, severe, or profound. Also label the corresponding levels of necessary support: intermittent, limited, extensive, or pervasive:

Kevin received an IQ score of $20$. He needs help with all his basic needs, including dressing, bathing, and eating. ___________, ___________.

Describe how the I/O field has evolved throughout its history.

Identify four methods of studying.

Match the terms with the following description of delirium: (a) memory, (b) cause, (c) counseling, (d) confused, (e) elderly, and (f) trauma:

Treatment of delirium depends on the _____________ of the episode and can include medications, psycho-social intervention, or both.

Match the terms with the following description of delirium: (a) memory, (b) cause, (c) counseling, (d) confused, (e) elderly, and (f) trauma:

People who suffer from delirium appear to be _____________ or out of touch with their surroundings.

Identify the following symptoms of dementia from the description: (a) facial agnosia, (b) agnosia, and (c) aphasia:

She no longer recognizes Timmy when he visits, even though he is her only grandchild_____________.

Identify the neurocognitive disorders described:

Julian is a recovering alcoholic. When asked about his wild adventures as a young man, his stories usually end quickly because he can’t remember the whole tale. He even has to write down things he has to do in a notebook; otherwise, he’s likely to forget. _____________.

Cocaine has two effects on synaptic transmission: it impairs reuptake of dopamine and it causes more dopamine to be released into the synaptic cleft. Would cocaine be classified as an agonist or antagonist? Why?

Identify the neurocognitive disorders described:

A decline in cognitive functioning that is gradual and continuous and has been associated with neurofibrillary tangles and amyloid plaques_____________.