An 82-year-old woman after stroke struggles with medication management and cooking. She scores well on a brief memory test but has poor planning and

Question

An 82-year-old woman after stroke struggles with medication management and cooking. She scores well on a brief memory test but has poor planning and sequencing. Her family worry about home safety. Current medicines include clopidogrel and ramipril. What is the most appropriate assessment?

Accepted Answer

Occupational therapy and executive function assessment

Answer

Reassure because memory score is normal

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Diagnose malingering

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Arrange colonoscopy

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Stop rehabilitation

Stroke cognitive assessment — DGM MCQ

An 82-year-old woman after stroke struggles with medication management and cooking. She scores well on a brief memory test but has poor planning and sequencing. Her family worry about home safety. Current medicines include clopidogrel and ramipril. What is the most appropriate assessment?