The Relationship between Cognitive Impairment and Upper Extremity Function in Older Primary Care Patients

Keyphrases

• Cognitive Impairment 100%
• Primary Care Patients 100%
• Upper Extremity Function 100%
• Mild Cognitive Impairment 83%
• Motor Function 66%
• Cognitive Function 50%
• Dementia 33%
• Functional Activity 33%
• Dementia Risk 16%
• Cognitive Performance 16%
• Regression Analysis 16%
• Neuropsychological Tests 16%
• Self-report Measures 16%
• Community-dwelling 16%
• Reaction Time 16%
• Group Differences 16%
• Functional Change 16%
• Executive Dysfunction 16%
• Cognitive Decline 16%
• Cognitive Status 16%
• Upper Extremity 16%
• Daily Activities 16%
• Functions Activities 16%
• Positive Relations 16%
• Boston 16%
• Function Test 16%
• Risk Screening 16%
• Body Systems 16%
• Functional Independence 16%
• Cognitive Subtypes 16%
• Mediation Analysis 16%
• Rehabilitative Care 16%
• Upper Limb Motor Function 16%
• Pronosupination 16%
• Group Relations 16%

Neuroscience

• Cognitive Disorders 100%
• Mild Cognitive Impairment 100%
• Neuromuscular 80%
• Cognitive Function 60%
• Executive Dysfunction 20%
• Stereotypic Movement Disorder 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Primary Medical Care 100%
• Cognitive Defect 100%
• Mild Cognitive Impairment 100%
• Self Report 20%
• Motor Dysfunction 20%
• Function Test 20%