Question

36 the medical assistant recognizes a symptom of alzheimers disease as multiple choice paresthesia. demyelination. apraxia. jerking.

Explanation:

Apraxia, the inability to perform purposeful movements despite having the physical ability, is a symptom of Alzheimer's disease. Paresthesia is abnormal sensation like tingling, demyelination is related to nerve - sheath damage, and jerking is not a typical Alzheimer's symptom.

Answer:

C. apraxia