A medical condition other than a mental illness that causes impaired mental function is known as a neurocognitive disorder.
It is frequently used wrongly as a synonym for dementia. The major brain regions each perform one or more distinct tasks.
Major neurocognitive disorder, another name for dementia, is a collection of symptoms that are linked to a deterioration in thinking, reasoning, and/or memory. Someone with dementia may struggle to complete daily duties that they have consistently and independently completed their entire lives.
Alzheimer's disease is the most prevalent form of dementia and a neurodegenerative illness that causes cognitive, behavioral, and functional impairment that goes beyond what is often.
