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T/F: mild cognitive impairment does not interfere with ADLs
true
T/F: MCI stage exists for AD
false
___% of MCI pts per year get dementia
___% eventually do
10-15
50
3 anatomic predictors of MSI-dementia progression
entorhinal/hippocampal atrophy
cerebrovascular disease
white matter lesions
5 psychological predictors of MSI-dementia progression
low MMSE
impaired memory
anxiety
depression
loss of insight
genetic predictor of MSI-demntia progression
apo-E4
T/F: memory impairment is required for AD dx
true
AD starts in ___ lobe
medial temporal
___ on MMSE is moderate dementia
20
___ is the most common ApoE allele. patients with ___ ApoE phenotype have a 90% probability of getting AD.
epsilon3
epsilon4/epsilon4
APP is ___. it is on chromosome ___.
amyloid precursor protein
21
2 other AD-related genes
PS1
PS2
T/F: tau can be imaged
true
AD may be dxed based on ___ in CSF
Abeta
tau
functional scanning shows reduced perfusion in AD of ___ regions
posterior temporo-parietal
posterior cingulate
frontal
___ degeneration in AD causes ___ deficiency. this is treated with ___ (2).
nucleus basalis of Meynert
ACh
AChEI
BuChEI
3 AChEIs
___ also inhibits BuChE
donepezil
rivastigmine
galantamine
rivastigmine
___ is an NMDA antagonist used to prevent excitotoxicity in AD
memantine
2 potential AD therapies which have yet to show effectiveness
gamma secretase inhibitors
anti-fibrillization agents
___ is the 2nd most common cause of dementia
dementia with Lewy bodies
LBs in DLB occur in ___ (3) regions
paralimbic
basal forebrain
mesial frontal
there is marked ___ deficiency in DLB
cholinergic
unlike AD, in DLB ___ is preserved
recognition memory
DLB has impairment of ___ (2)
attention
visuo-spatial function
fronto-temporal dementia has a ___ onset. it commonly manifests as ___
insidious
apathy
FTD may present with ___
ALS
2 histopath patterns in FTD
tau accumulation
TAR accumulation