amtdementia

2022年3月28日 — AMTS interpretation. A score of 6 or less suggests delirium or dementia, although further tests are necessary to confirm the diagnosis.

Developed by geriatricians, this is probably the best known test in general hospital usage. The Abbreviated Mental Test (AMT) score lacks validation in primary ...

由 RA Incalzi 著作 · 2003 · 被引用 49 次 — Conclusion: AMT >6 rules out dementia very reliably, whereas AMT <7 requires a second level cognitive assessment to confirm dementia. AMT is bidimensional ...

由 S Jitapunkul 著作 · 1991 · 被引用 310 次 — This new short version may improve performance of junior doctors in clinical practice who appear to have difficulty remembering all 10 items of the AMT.

A score of 6 or less suggests delirium or dementia, although further tests are necessary to confirm the diagnosis. References: Hodkinson, HM (1972) ...

Instructions: - Please ask the patient all of the following questions. - Scoring: A score of 1 is obtained for every correct answer given by the patient.

The test has been widely used for screening impaired cognitive function in elderly. Both AMT and AMT. (Hong Kong version) contains 10 items exploring ...

The Abbreviated Mental Test (AMT-10) assesses mental impairment in elderly patients ... Hodkinson's primary research is focused on diagnosis of dementia and other ...

Abbreviated Mental Test 4 (AMT-4). Assesses mental impairment in elderly patients. When to Use. Why Use. Ask the patient to state each of the following: Age.