A nurse is discussing how vascular dementia differs from Alzheimer disease with a client. Select the most appropriate information. Vascular dementia is caused by neuritic (senile) plaques. Alzheimer disease most often presents with a rapid onset of memory loss followed by slowly progressive dementia that has a course of several years. The main presenting symptom of vascular dementia is slow psychomotor function. Vascular dementia develops between the ages of 35 and 45 .
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