An active elderly patient is becoming frequently disoriented, having trouble rec

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An active elderly patient is becoming frequently disoriented, having trouble recalling her daily routine, and becoming aggravated easily. She forgets words and places and has difficulty recognizing her children. Which biochemical event is responsible for this patient’s behavior? An active elderly patient is becoming frequently disoriented, having trouble recalling her daily routine, and becoming aggravated easily. She forgets words and places and has difficulty recognizing her children. Which biochemical event is responsible for this patient’s behavior? An active elderly patient is becoming frequently disoriented, having trouble recalling her daily routine, and becoming aggravated easily. She forgets words and places and has difficulty recognizing her children. Which biochemical event is responsible for this patient’s behavior?

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So she is suffering from depression and dementia. Some neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine are responsible for patient's behavier. A disturbance in these chemical substances has a profound negative effect on elderly patient.

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