Alzheimer's Disease: The Mind Robber

What is the main symptom of Alzheimer's disease that Conner's grandmother is displaying?

• She is playing games with Conner.

• She is calling Conner by his father's name, Patrick.

• She is crying along with Conner.

• She is angry at Conner for not playing with her.

How does Conner feel about his grandmother's behavior?

• He is amused and thinks she is playing games.

• He is indifferent and does not react to her behavior.

• He is angry and yells back at her.

• He is upset and tears well up in his eyes.

What does the image in the document represent?

• A healthy human brain.

• A brain affected by a common headache.

• A brain with severe Alzheimer's disease.

• A brain undergoing surgery.

What is Alzheimer's disease also known as?

• The disease of old age

• The mind-robbing disease

• The disease of forgetfulness

• The inherited disease

According to the Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center, what are the early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease like?

• Severe and noticeable from the start

• Related to forgetting things that are part of everyday life

• Only related to recognizing loved ones

• Causing physical pain

At what age was Tracy Mobley diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease?

• 38 years old

• 60 years old

• 65 years old

• 70 years old

What is a common result when brain cells are destroyed due to Alzheimer's disease?

• Amnesia

• Dementia

• Paralysis

• Blindness

Can children get Alzheimer's disease?

• Yes, it is common in children

• No, but they can inherit it

• Yes, but it is very rare

• No, children never get it

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of dementia as mentioned in the text?

• Having trouble balancing a checkbook

• Forgetting to eat meals

• Becoming lost in familiar places

• Not being able to get dressed without help

According to the text, what is true about the treatment for Alzheimer's disease?

• It can completely stop the development of Alzheimer's

• It can cure Alzheimer's completely

• It can help slow down the development of Alzheimer's

• No treatments are available for Alzheimer's