He should write it to the governor...I think
Canada is North to the United States.
Answer: Dementia
Explanation: Dementia is a group of symptoms affecting or related to memory loss. This is caused by damage to the nerve cells in the brain. It is often associated with elderly people from the age of 65. But dementia can also occur in young adults in onset from their 30s, 40s, and 50s.
The clients spouse is experiencing memory loss which is cognitve to dementia. The client's spouse is suddenly forgetting things and people. These are symptoms of dementia.
However loss of memory or forgetfulness does not necessarily point to dementia. It is also a sign of aging. Seeing a doctor will ascertain exactly the causes of the client's spouse memory loss. The doctor can refer the client's spouse to a neurologist who will examine the mental and physical health of spouse to determine if it's dementia or just aging.
The correct answer here is<span> C. At what age do you think people should be allowed to go to dance clubs?
This is a descriptive quantitative question, which is the simplest form of quantitative questions, and it's goal is to simply measure a variable and examine the results.</span>
