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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Memory disorders in old age"”.

  1. The Use Of The Cognitive Status Examination In Detecting Cognitive Impairment In Elderly People

    Dementia is a growing social problem in Australia because as the population ages, the incidence of dementia increases. While the prevalence rates are only about I% at age 65, they double every five years until by 85 years of age the rate is over 24%. It is expected that by the year 2030, the number …

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  2. A brief screening instrument for use by lawyers to assess the capacity of older clients with memory deficits

    The number of people in Australia and around the world is increasing rapidly, particularly people over the age of 65. As part of the aging process, cases of dementia. cognitive impairment and mental iIIness become more prevalent. The issue of competence in this population has become more …

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  3. Relationship between Nut Consumption and Memory Domains of Cognitive Function Among Elderly Seventh-day Adventists

    <p><strong>Objective.</strong> To determine the relationship between consumption of all types of nuts, tree nuts, and peanut and peanut butter and specific memory domains of cognitive function in a community-dwelling elderly population.</p> <p><strong>Design.</strong> Cross-sectional analysis using …

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