Age Associated Cognitive Decline and Mild …

Age Associated Cognitive Decline and mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)Mike R. Schoenberg, PhD, ABPP-CNDiplomate, American Board of Clinical NeuropsychologyLicensed PsychologistDepartments of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and NeurologyUniversity of South Florida College of MedicineDisclosuresAdvisory Board/Panel: UCB Pharma, and Co-Editor of Black Book of Neuropsychology: A syndrome based approach Receive financial support from USF and the Florida Alzheimer s Disease Research Center, National Institutes of HealthObjectivesRationale for Neuropsychological AssessmentNeuropsychological Evaluation in Growing Older Age appropriate Decline in Cognitive function Abnormal agingDementias mild Cognitive ImpairmentNeuropsychology Crucial?ConclusionsFuture DirectionsRationale for Neuropsychological AssessmentAging and Brain disorders manifested by changes in Cognitive and behavioral functionDementia is Decline in previously acquired Cognitive and behavioral abilities which leads to deficits in ability to functionMild Cognitive Impairment is abnormal Decline in Cognitive function greater than expected for assessment is only way to measure alterations in Cognitive and behavioral AgingExtensive Data indicate aging is Associated with Cognitive decline292724051015202530 MMSE18-5555-7071-85 Normal AgingWhat, When and How Much Cognitive Decline occurs with aging varies: Numerical ability/arithmetic and processing speed- beginning about age 25 Memory (Episodic or Declarative)- L

Age Associated Cognitive Decline and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Mike R. Schoenberg, PhD, ABPP-CN Diplomate, American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology

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