[Answer] 4. Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia. Which of the following is NOT true of Alzheimer's disease?

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...1. It is often accompanied by depression in the early stages. 2. Plaques are found on brain cells in post-mortem exams. 3. It is characterized by a sudden onset. 4. Patients may require total nursing care in the final stages. Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia. It develops gradually, with the earliest symptoms being memory lapses and mild disorientation. Some people might take notice of these early symptoms and seek medical care. In many cases, however, the friends and family of the patient make accommodations for the patient without realizing the reason for their lapses.("Dad seems to be losing his house key a lot lately; maybe we should leave a spare with the neighbor".) In the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, the patient might be aware that he is losing some of his faculties; this may lead to depression. A physician with experience in treating elderly people should be able to diagnose the depression and prescribe an appropriate dosage of an anti-depressant medication. Alzheimer patients eventually lose more and more of their abilities, and may be totally bedridden and require nursing care in the last stages of the illness.

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It is characterized by a sudden onset.:

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