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Overview Of The Brain	Disease State	Pathophysiology of MCI	Diagnosis and Treatment of MCI	CerefolinNAC
100 Cerebrum The region of the brain that is most heavily involved in cognition.	100 An intermediate stage between normal cognitive decline due to aging and that of dementia. Impairments can be seen in any cognitive function(s), but must be mild enough that the activities of daily living are not interrupted. Define MCI	100 Which region of the brain is most affected by atrophy due to MCI? Hippocampus	100 What are approved treatments for MCI? Cholinesterase inhibitors, NMDA agonists	100 What is CerefolinNAC NAC indicated for? A prescription medical food for use only under the supervision of a physician for the clinical dietary management of mild cognitive impairment and is specifically formulated to meet the distinct nutritional requirements for this condition.
200 Coordinating movements and balance What is the main function of the cerebellum?	200 Nonamnestic multiple domain MCI would apply too a patient with what? *Impairments in attention and problem solving	200 What is NOT a result of excess ROS activity on the brain? Increases in the mitochondrial production of antioxidants	200 What are the 4 core criteria required for a diagnosis of MCI? Cognitive complaint Objective evidence of cognitive impairment Independence in performing activities of daily life No dementia (but not normal)	200 What are the 3 components of CerefolinNAC ? L-methlfolate, N-acetylcystene, methlcobalamin
300 Frontal, occipital, parietal, and temporal lobes What are the regions of the cerebral cortex?	300 How do you distinguish between MCI and dementia? MCI patients are self sufficient, dementia patients have trouble with daily activities.	300 What are the risk factors for developing MCI? Age, depression, hypertension	300 When diagnosing MCI, which 5 cognitive domains should be assessed or impairments? Attention, executive function, language, memory, visuospatial function	300 What is the benefit of having CerefolinNAC over folic acid? Many people cannot convert folic acid into L-methlfolate, the active form of folate.
400 Normal changes that occur with aging What do the decreased processing speed, decline in overall brain mass, increased vocabulary, and loss of declarative function represent?	400 What contributes to Alzheimer’s disease? B-amyloid plaques, tangles	400 Define oxidative stress? The disruption of equilibrium between the production of ROS and their neutralization, in which both ROS and resulting damage they inflict are self promoting.	400 Which prescription accounts for 33% of medical food prescriptions? CerefolinNAC	400 What is the safety profile of CerefolinNAC? CerefolinNAC is generally recognized as safe, CerefolinNAC can be safely combined with most medications, N-acetylcysteine is not recommended for the use by critically ill patients or nursing mothers. The biggest risk with folate supplementation is that it will mask vitamin B-12 deficiency.
500 Nondeclarative memory Is riding a bike a declarative or nondeclarative memory?	500 What is most common type of dementia? Alzheimer’s disease	500 Why is vitamin B12 important for cognitive function? It is important for maintenance of the myelin sheaths protecting axons.	500 What are 4 supplements that are commonly used to combat cognitive decline? Folic Acid, Fish Oil, Ginko Biloba, NAC, Perceptive, Prevagen, Vitamin B-12, Vitamin E	500 What are the contraindications for CerefolinNAC? CerefolinNAC is contraindicated in patients with a known hypersensitivity to any of the components contained in this product.

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