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Card 16
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Name 3 Global Outcome Scales in AD.
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Card 17
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How are the cognitive outcomes in AD measured?
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Card 18
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The Mini-Mental State Exam (MMSE) is a neuropsychological diagnostic tool used in AD. How does it work?
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Card 19
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Using the MMSE, what score will indicate AD onset?
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Card 20
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What are the drawbacks of MMSE?
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Card 21
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Why is diagnosing AD early beneficial?
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Card 22
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How common is Alzheimer's among all forms of dementia?
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Card 23
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Alzheimer's can only be definitively confirmed at post-mortem. What are the cellular hallmarks of the disease?
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Card 24
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B-amyloid is expressed in nerve and glia cell membranes. It is responsible for cell structure and cell-cell regulation. Describe its secretion.
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Card 25
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How is B-amyloid related to Alzheimer's?
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