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On the delayed recall trial of the ravlt i scored 14/15. on the reverse digit span i scored 8. does this mean i don't have mci?
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2 tests not enough: MCI ("mild cognitive impairment") is an evolving term; usually neurologists, neuropsychologists, and psychiatrists use more than just two tests to clarify if a person's cognition were normal; they also take into account history and examination. Certainly the scores you report are reassuring and imply normal, healthy episodic memory and working memory.
Answered 12/12/2014
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