Each subtask reviews working memory and executive function. The CPT consists of 7 subtasks: medbox, shop, toast, phone, wash, dress and travel.

More detail about Cognistat (opens pop up) Cognistat Five, a new shorter test for Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): 5 mins The Cognistat rapidly assesses neurocognitive functioning in three general areas: orientation, attention, memory and five major ability areas: language, constructional ability, memory, calculation skills and executive skills. More detail about CDT (clock-drawing test) (opens pop up) This test also forms part of the Mini-Cog tool. The clock-drawing test is a screening test for dementia and cognitive dysfunction. More detail about AMTS (Abbreviated Mental Test Score) (opens pop up) The AMTS is a validated, quick cognitive screen. More detail about AMT4 (Abbreviated Mental Test 4) (opens pop up) The AMT4 is a quick screening tool for the detection of delirium and cognitive impairment and is used as an indictor for further cognitive testing. More detail about ADAS-COG (Alzheimers Disease Assessment Scale for Cognition) (opens pop up) Healthcare professional: neuropsychologist or psychologist The ADAS-COG is used for comprehensive cognitive assessment. More detail about AD8 (Ascertain Dementia 8) (opens pop up)ĪDAS-COG (Alzheimers Disease Assessment Scale for Cognition) Visit website for AD8 (Ascertain Dementia 8) The AD8 is a very brief eight-item informant interview designed to differentiate between normal ageing and dementia. More detail about ACLS (Allens Cognitive Level Screen) (opens pop up) Visit website for ACLS (Allens Cognitive Level Screen) Variable: as task continues despite performance or until client requests to cease assessment The ACLS is an assessment of functional cognition through a measure of global cognitive processing abilities, learning potential, performance abilities and ability to detect unrecognised or suspected problems. More detail about ACE-R (Addenbrooke's Cognitive Exam) (opens pop up) The ACE-R is a valid dementia screening test, sensitive to early cognitive dysfunction, and tests five domains: orientation/attention, memory, verbal fluency, language, and visuospatial. More detail about ACE-III (Addenbrooke's Cognitive Exam) (opens pop up) Visit website for ACE-III (Addenbrooke's Cognitive Exam)

The ACE-III is a comprehensive screening tool for all dementias and tests attention, orientation, memory, language, visual perceptual and visuospatial skills. More detail about 3MS (The Modified Mini-Mental State Exam) (opens pop up) Visit website for 3MS (The Modified Mini-Mental State Exam) The 3MS is an extended version of the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) and tests orientation, attention, memory, visuoconstructional skills, language, and executive function. 3MS (The Modified Mini-Mental State Exam)

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