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Lydia’s father has never had a great memory when it comes to intricate details, but lately she is noticing more of a loss. Five years ago, he was diagnosed with a slight case of dementia. Lately, her father is demonstrating confusion and other major changes in his way of thinking. Testing from his doctor confirms that brain cells are failing and he is diagnosed with what disorder?
  1. Cognitive delay syndrome
  2. Autism syndrome
  3. Social identity disorder
  4. Alzheimer’s disease
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Answer - D - Alzheimer’s disease causes memory loss and problems with thinking that interfere with work, hobbies, and social life. The disorder gets worse over time with no known cure. Treatment helps individuals cope and live life better while scientists continue to find a way to prevent the problem. Currently, it affects 5.3 million Americans with fatal outcomes.
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