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Is a progressive disease in which the initial symptom is usually a problem remembering recently learned information?
Alzheimer's Disease
What is the name of a progressive disease that results in damage to neurons and is usually fatal within 3-20 years?
Primary dementia
What is the prognosis for persons with Huntington disease?
Death usually occurs between 10 and 30 years after disease onset, typically as the result of pneumonia or a fall. Progressive weakness of respiratory and swallowing muscles leads to increased risk of respiratory infection
Is Restrictive airways disease cyclical?
Restrictive airway disease is not typically described as cyclical; instead, it is characterized by a persistent reduction in lung capacity and volume, often due to conditions like pulmonary fibrosis or other lung disorders. Unlike asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which can exhibit cyclical patterns of exacerbation and remission, restrictive airway diseases tend to have a more gradual and progressive course. Symptoms may worsen over time, but they don’t usually fluctuate in a cyclical manner. Regular monitoring and management are essential for individuals with restrictive airway disease.
What Is a stative verb?
non progressive verbs that describe conditions or states. They usually take progressive forms.
Is Alzheimer's present at birth?
No, Alzheimer's disease is not present at birth. It is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that typically develops later in life, usually after the age of 65. While genetic factors can increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's, the disease itself is not congenital and does not manifest until later stages of adulthood.
Is Osteoarthritis is characterized by the weakening of the muscles surrounding the joint?
This usually hapens when the joint has become painful to use.
What is the onset of polymyositis?
A progressive condition, usually beginning in adulthood.
What is aneurysym?
If you are referring to the word aneurysm* then it is a permanent cardiac or arterial dilatation usually caused by weakening of the vessel wall.
What happens to the participants in parasitism?
The parasites (predator) live in or on the host (prey), usually harming or weakening them but not immediately killing them.
What are the characteristics of childhood adrenoleukodystrophy?
The childhood form of the disease is the classical form and is the most severe. Childhood ALD is progressive and usually leads to total disability or death. It affects only boys because the genetic defect is sex-linked.
Is gel a solvent?
No, gel is not a solvent, it's usually a reduction of something.
