A Supreme Court Case. When you cite a case, include, in addition to. 1  the names of the first plantiff and the first defendant, 2  the volume, name (not italicized), and inclusive page or reference numbers of the law report cited;  the name of the court that decided the case:
Deficiencies and conditions that can mimic Alzheimer's Disease. Simple vitamin deficiencies can cause symptoms similar to Alzheimer's Disease. Below are nutritional deficiencies and conditions that can mimic the symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease, and should be checked for anyone showing signs of dementia:1  Vitamin B12 deficiency-which causes short-term memory loss, sometimes accompanied by fatigue, low-back pain, sore tongue or burning feet. A stroke can mimic Alzheimer's disease. 2  Parkinson's is a disorder that features resting tremor, slowed movement, and gait disorder, and sometimes first manifests as amnesia. 3  Thyroid disorder is also a condition that can cause brain dysfunction.
The criterion standard is a whole blood lead level (BLL). Any BLL higher than 10 Âµg/dL is considered positive and consequential. Patients with BLLs between 10 and 20 Âµg/dL require removal from the exposure, repeated testing, and follow-up. A free erythrocyte protoporphyrin (FEP) level may be useful in demonstrating the degree of biological abnormalities that exist.