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    The document discusses the Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE), a 30-point questionnaire used to screen for cognitive impairment and dementia. It covers the MMSE's definition, components, uses, scoring, advantages, and disadvantages. The MMSE assesses orientation, registration, attention, recall, language, and the ability to follow commands. A score of 25-30 indicates no impairment, 18-24 means mild impairment, and 0-17 signifies severe impairment. While quick to administer, the MMSE has limitations such as being influenced by age and education.

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    The document discusses the Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE), a 30-point questionnaire used to screen for cognitive impairment and dementia. It covers the MMSE's definition, components, uses, scoring, advantages, and disadvantages. The MMSE assesses orientation, registration, attention, recall, language, and the ability to follow commands. A score of 25-30 indicates no impairment, 18-24 means mild impairment, and 0-17 signifies severe impairment. While quick to administer, the MMSE has limitations such as being influenced by age and education.

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    The document discusses the Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE), a 30-point questionnaire used to screen for cognitive impairment and dementia. It covers the MMSE's definition, components, uses, scoring, advantages, and disadvantages. The MMSE assesses orientation, registration, attention, recall, language, and the ability to follow commands. A score of 25-30 indicates no impairment, 18-24 means mild impairment, and 0-17 signifies severe impairment. While quick to administer, the MMSE has limitations such as being influenced by age and education.

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    Time Specific Objective Content Teaching Learning A.V.

    Aids Evaluation
    Activities
    1mint Teacher Learner
    Introduction: The mini mental status examination is Lecture Active
    assessment of the cognitive or higher mental function and followed by Participation
    used to screening for the presence of cognitive impairment. discussion

    1 mint Announcement of topics: Today my topic is Mini Mental


    Status Examination.

    Definition of MMSE: The MMSE or Folstein test is a 30- Chalk board


    1 mint point questionnaire that is used extensively in clinical and
    To define MMSE research settings. Major cognitive impairment. It is What is
    commonly used in medicine and allied health to screen for MMSE?
    dementia. It is also used to estimate the severity and
    progression of cognitive impairment and to follow the Active
    course of cognitive changes in an individual overtime, thus Participation
    making it an effective way.

    Components of MMSE: The test covers a variety of


    2 mints To enumerate the cognitive impairment:-
    Component of  Orientation to time and place
    MMSE  Short- and long-term memory Lecture
     Registration followed by Demonstratio What are the
     Attention discussion n component of
     Recall MMSE?
     Constructional ability
     Language
     Ability to understand and follow commands MMSE
    Uses of MMSE:
    1 mint To explain the uses  It provides measures of orientation, registration and Active
    of MMSE short-term memory, attention, voluntary movement Participation
    and language functioning. When to use are
     The shortened version of the mini mental status of MMSE?
    examination is an accurate predictor of dementia.
    Time Specific Objective Content Teaching Learning A.V. Aids Evaluation
    Activities
    Teacher Learner What is the
    To express the Scoring: Lecture scoring of
    scoring of MMSE followed by Active MMSE?
     The MMSE takes approximately 7-10 minutes to discussion Participation Chalk board
    complete and contains 17 items, resulting in a
    maximum score of 30.
    3 mints  The severity of cognitive impairment can be
    classified into three.
     Scores between 25 and 30 indicating no
    cognitive impairment.
     scores between 18 and 24 indicating mild
    cognitive impairment and
     scores between 0 to 17 indicating severe
    cognitive impairment.

    Advantages of MMSE:

     Requiring no specialized equipment


    What are
     It is useful for cognitive assessment in the clinician
    Active advantages the
    office space or at the bed side.
    Lecture Participation MMSE?
     Requires little critical thinking interpretations
    To list down the followed by
    4 mints Advantages and  Requiring no training for administration O.H.P.
     Quick administer discussion
    Disadvantages of
    MMSE
    Disadvantages of MMSE:

     To the utilization of the MMSE is that it is affected


    by demographic factors, age and education exert What are
    the greatest effect. disadvantages
     MMSE relates to its lack of sensitivity to mild the MMSE?
    cognitive impairment
     Its failure to adequately discriminate patients with
    mild Alzheimer’s disease from normal patient.
    .
    Time Specific Objective Content Teaching Learning A.V. Aids Evaluation
    Activities
    Teacher Learner

     Criticism regarding its insensitivity to progressive


    change occurring with severe Alzheimer’s disease.
     Content of MMSE is highly verbal, lacking Lecture Active Chalk
    sufficient item to adequately measure, visuospatial followed by Participation board
    and or constructional praxis. discussion

    Summarization:
    To summarization of So today I discuss about the Definition, Components of
    1mint MMSE MMSE, Uses and scoring of MMSE, Advantages
    Disadvantages of MMSE.

    Conclusion:
    In general, the MMSE fulfilled its original goal of
    To conclusion of providing a brief screening test that quantitatively assess the
    1 mint MMSE severity of cognitive impairment and documents cognitive
    changes occurring over time. The MMSE should not, by
    itself, be used as a diagnostic tool to identify dementia.

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