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Mrs. Carter, 72, lives alone and manages her home independently. She occasionally forgets where she placed her keys or walks into a room and pauses to remember what she was doing. She attends her appointments and organizes her weekly pillbox without reminders.
2
Mr. Lewis, 80, recently stopped going to his weekly church group and no longer joins his family for Sunday dinners. He spends most of the day in his recliner, declines invitations from friends, and has reduced conversations with his daughter when she visits.
3
Mrs. Ortiz, 76, continues to drive herself to errands. She reports being more cautious, braking earlier, and avoiding night driving. She schedules regular vision checks and prefers familiar routes. Her son noticed she now drives in the right lane most of the time.
4
Mr. Daniels, 82, has lost noticeable weight over the past two months. His daughter reports he eats very little during meals and often leaves food untouched. He mentions having low energy and feeling full quickly. There have been no intentional dietary changes.
5
Mrs. Berry, 74, has begun repeating questions within short periods of time. Last week she became disoriented during a short walk in her neighborhood and needed help from a neighbor to get home. Her family reports these episodes have become more frequent.
6
Mr. Hall, 79, arrives with multiple bruises on his arms and legs. His wife reports he has fallen several times this month, often when getting out of bed at night. He struggles to recall exactly how each fall happened and says he “just loses balance sometimes.”
7
Mrs. Lin, 70, occasionally pauses while speaking to find a specific word. She continues her conversations once she recalls it. She reads daily, participates in community events, and manages her household tasks and medications independently.
8
Ms. Green, 81, reports a sudden onset of urinary leakage over the last week. She notes a frequent urge to urinate and has had a few episodes where she couldn’t reach the bathroom in time. She mentions mild burning during urination and increased nighttime voiding.
9
Mrs. Webb, 78, reports increasingly dry skin on her arms and legs, especially during cold weather. She applies moisturizer more often. She also notices more visible wrinkles around her eyes and mouth. She denies new rashes, itching, or changes in moles.
10
Mr. Sanders, 83, tells the nurse he has been feeling “tired of everything.” He has stopped attending his morning coffee group, sleeps irregularly, and has little interest in meals. His daughter reports he recently made comments about not wanting to keep going.
11
Mrs. Patel, 75, says headlights feel too bright when she drives at night and she needs brighter lighting to read comfortably. She wears prescription glasses and had her last eye exam six months ago. She denies sudden changes in vision or eye pain.
12
Mr. Brooks, 77, reports stiffness in his knees and hands when he wakes up. He says the stiffness eases after moving around. He remains active, walks daily, and uses over-the-counter lotion on his joints. He denies redness, swelling, or recent injuries.
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Spanish alphabet, listening-based assessment