Question

someone who has memory problems after a stroke should most likely be screened for what type of dementia?
vascular
lewy body
frontotemporal
parkinsons

Explanation:

Vascular dementia is often associated with strokes. A stroke can damage blood - vessels in the brain, leading to cognitive decline and memory problems. Lewy body dementia is related to abnormal protein deposits, frontotemporal dementia affects frontal and temporal lobes in a different way not directly linked to stroke, and Parkinson's dementia is related to Parkinson's disease motor symptoms and related brain changes, not primarily stroke - induced.

Answer:

vascular