Inability to recognize family, complete incontinence, and total ADL dependence characterizes which Alzheimer stage?

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APre-clinical stage
BMild early stage
CModerate middle stage
DSevere late stage

✓ Correct answer: D. Severe late stage Severe (late) Alzheimer's involves loss of family recognition, total ADL dependence, and incontinence.

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