Alzheimer disease is progressive

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Alzheimer's disease is progressive. Signs and symptoms seen in stage I will also be seen in the other stages as well. In this exercise, identify the specific behaviors that identify each stage. totally dependent I verbally unresponsive II wanders and paces III has seizures unable to recognize comb repeats the same word careless about appearance incontinent of bladder/bowels unable to remember eating breakfast decreased ability to concentrate experiences hallucinations more restless during evening hours.

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