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what type of dementias are alzheimers and vascular?
alzheimers - cortical
vascular - subcortical
what is the best test to check the differences between alzheimers and vacular?
ACE-III
what is the effect of alzheimers on episodic memory?
- consolidation deficit
- rapid and severe fogetfulness
- impaired recall and recognition
what is the effect of vascular dementia on episodic memory?
- retrieval deficit
- recall impaired more than recognition
- slow forgetfulness - but almost approaching normal
what are the results for retrograde/remote memory in alzheimers vs vascular?
a - poorer for most recent events
v - intact
what are the changes in language and semantic knowledge for a and v?
a - prominent deficit
v - mild to no defiict
what can help recall semantic knowledge in subcortical dementias (v)?
phonemic cues (related to the sound of the word e.g. starts with S, rhymes with chair)
what are the changes in visuospatial abilities for a and v?
a - deficits common, later in progression
v - deficits common, earlier in progression
how are visuospatial copying tasks in alzheimers?
only show impairments later on in disease
what is the attention deficit in a and v?
a - mild to no deficit
v - prominent deficit
what are the working memory deficits in a and v?
A - mild deficit
V - prominent deficit
what are the executive functions in a and v?
a - prominent deficit
v - prominent deficit (but worse than A)
what is the difference in the onset of executive function deficit in a vs v?
a - mild perseverations, pervasiveness and timing more later in disease
v - severe perseverations, pervasive earlier on in disease
what are intrusion errors?
refers to false memories that have included a false detail into a particular memory
what are the intrusion rates in a compared to v?
a - higher
v - lower