ABPP Clinical Neuropsychology Practice Questions - ABPP Clinical Neuropsychology Specialty Examination (ABCN) Exam

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A 68-year-old presents with prominent visual hallucinations, fluctuating cognition, REM behavior disorder, and parkinsonism. Which dementia is most likely and what medication class should be AVOIDED?

Alzheimer dementia; avoid cholinesterase inhibitors Lewy body dementia; avoid typical antipsychotics due to neuroleptic sensitivity Frontotemporal dementia; avoid SSRIs Vascular dementia; avoid memantine

Correct Answer:

Lewy body dementia; avoid typical antipsychotics due to neuroleptic sensitivity

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