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WorksheetsMoCA Assessment Worksheet
Total questions: 5
Worksheet time: 4mins
1. Domains Assessed
TA. MoCA evaluates attention, memory, language, and executive functions.
B. Orientation to time and place is excluded from MoCA.
C. It includes visuospatial and naming tasks.
D. MoCA only measures mood and affect.
2. Administration
A. MoCA usually takes about 10–15 minutes to administer.
B. It requires advanced imaging machines to complete.
C. Nurses or trained staff can administer MoCA.
D. MoCA can only be conducted in psychiatric hospitals.
3. Scoring of MoCA
A. The maximum MoCA score is 30.
B. A score of 26 or higher is considered normal.
C. Educational adjustment is made by subtracting 1 point for low education.
D. A score below 10 always confirms dementia.
4. Advantages of MoCA
A. MoCA is brief and practical, usually taking less than 15 minutes.
B. It has high sensitivity for detecting early cognitive decline.
C. MoCA requires specialized equipment to administer.
D. It is only valid in Western populations.
5. Interpretation of MoCA
A. A score below 26 suggests possible cognitive impairment.
B. Interpretation should consider the patient’s age and education.
C. Any score below 10 automatically confirms severe dementia.
D. MoCA scoring is not affected by literacy or language barriers.
