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These are oral medications and will not be mentioned further. Department of Neurology, University of Indonesia, Jakarta Background: Dementia is one of the most prevalent neurology disorders in the elderly people. Recognition of early symptoms and signs of dementia and accurate diagnosis of the underlying pathology has important implications in the promotion and prevention as well as the management and prognosis of dementia. Objective: To identify and investigate the relationship between demographic factors with dementia in the elderly. Method: In descriptive analysis, we assessed the competence of 80s individual aged over 55. Elderly volunteers were recruited from elderly people community at Pesanggrahan and Pasar Minggu Primary Health Center in South Jakarta. Global cognitive function was tested using the Mini Mental State Examination which was compared with Penapisan Dementia such as sex, age, education, occupation and risk factor for dementia. 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All of these approaches require adequate stimulus and measurement equipment. Fortunately, such equipment is now becoming available on the ISS, permitting new approaches to the often complex multisensory questions. O180 Russian Countermeasure Research Strategies I. B. Kozlovskaya Institute for Biomedical Problems, State Research Center of Russian Federation, Moscow, Russian Federation Research at the Institute of Biomedical Problems in Moscow includes studies of human sensory-motor and autonomic function and exercise during and after prolonged weightlessness in orbit and due to immobilization in ground laboratory simulations. Results will be discussed in the context of countermeasures for spaceflight. O181 Short Radius Artificial Gravity Concepts and Countermeasure Development L. R. Young Man Vehicle Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, United States A short radius centrifuge inside a spacecraft could provide intermittent artificial gravity as a countermeasure against musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and neurovestibular deconditioning. However, when a 2m radius centrifuge is rotated at 160-180 deg sec; fast enough to produce in excess of 1-g at foot level, head movements about any axis not aligned with the centrifuge spin axis produce the well known vestibular Coriolis illusion and often causes motion.
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