Multiple Choice
Reba's father, George, is 84 years old. He had his first stroke in his early seventies or about 10 years ago. Since then, he has had TIA's transient ischemic attacks) in spite of taking medication to prevent further strokes. Recently, Reba noticed that her father's long term memories have started to vanish rather than just his short term retention. Reba reports that her father needs more and more care. Unfortunately George has inoperable cataracts and is hard of hearing but refuses to wear hearing aids. As a result, watching TV or listening to the radio are more of an irritation rather than a pleasant way for him to pass the time. As well, George can no longer read the newspapers or do the crosswords, a favorite activity. Reba recently put her father in a nursing home so that she could take a much needed vacation. George's diagnosis is seen as a neurocognitive disorder due to:
A) Parkinson's disease
B) parkinson's disease
C) Vascular disease
D) Prion disease
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