Major and Mild Neurocognitive disorders

Question 1

Major/Mild Neurocognitive disorder: Criteria A: Evidence of significant cognitive decline from a “?” of performance in “?” or more cognitive domains.

Answer 1

previous level, 1 or more

Question 2

Major Neurocognitive disorder: Criteria A: The evidence is based on 1. Concern of the “3?” that there has been a significant decline in decline in cognitive function.

Answer 2

individual, a knowledgeable informant, clinician

Question 3

Major/Mild Neurocognitive disorder: Criteria A: The evidence is based on 2. A SUBSTANTIAL(Major) or Modest (Mild) impairment in cognitive performance documented by “?” or testing or “?” assessment.

Answer 3

standardized neuropsychological, qualified clinical

Question 4

Major Neurocognitive disorder: Criteria B; The congitive deficits interfere with “?” in everyday activities.

Answer 4

independence

Question 5

Major/Mild Neurocognitive disorder: Criteria C: The cognitive deficits do not occur exclusively in the context of a “?”.

Answer 5

delirium

Question 6

Mild Neurocognitive disorder: Criteria B: The cognitive deficits do NOT interfere with capacity for “?” in everyday activities.

Answer 6

independence

Question 7

The difference between Delirium and Neurocognitive disorder.

Answer 7

attention and arousal