Trump’s Health Collapses as Top Doctor Sounds Alarm!!!
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What alarming health updates are reported about Donald Trump?
It is not looking good for Donald Trump. His health is crashing fast. His physical and cognitive deterioration is obvious for us all to see. But I want to share with you what the creator of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, the MOCA exam that Donald Trump keeps on bragging about taking, what the creator of the mocha exam is saying about the purpose of this test what it is testing and i want to show you how it's actually administered because this raises major red flags i know we all hear about donald trump every speech now he brags about cognitive exams i took this exam i took that exam We all know what that exam is. The exam is called the MOCA. That's the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. It was created by a doctor by the name of Dr. Zayed Nasruddin, a very well-known neurologist from Canada.
What is the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA) and its purpose?
And he's been asked a lot lately, can you tell us about this exam? Can you tell us what this is all about? You know, and he gave interviews in the past where he talked about how he created this exam, which is an early detection tool for Alzheimer's, for Parkinson's, for dementia, for other very serious neurological disorders. And it's an early detection tool. Dr. Zayed Nasruddin. I mean, he spoke with an Australian news company, and I wanted to dig deeper, and I wanted to learn about Dr. Nasruddin's research, how he's talked about the MOCA exam before, because this is the exam that Donald Trump says he takes. So I found interviews with Dr. Nasruddin where he talks about the exam, what its purpose is.
I want you to hear from him yourself about what this exam is. And then I want to show you how the exam is actually administered because this is what Donald Trump is doing frequently. You don't take it on your own. You know how Donald Trump says, they gave it to me, they administered it to me? It's a group of people who administer it to you, at least one clinician who will administer it to you, sometimes many, and they all assess it in the room, depending on what your responses are. And I think it's also interesting when you also factor in that Donald Trump says he's been getting these MRIs which they then said, oh, no, it's not an MRI. It's actually a CT scan. When you watch this, you're going to see the urgent red flags that are being raised.
You're going to want to watch the video of Dr. Nasruddin's interview. It's very important. And I want to show you how this exam is administered. So let me just show you first this article from Nine News in Australia. Not a test of IQ, doctor who designed the cognitive test addresses Donald Trump's boast. Here's what Trump said. I don't want to play Donald Trump's words right now. You've seen me play them over and over again. So I'll just read to you what Donald Trump says. He goes, whenever they get a little sassy, saying, does he still have it? Does it still have what it takes? I say, I'll take another one. Trump pointed out the tests were hard. The first question was very easy. You have a lion, a bear, an alligator, and what's another good one?
A squirrel. Which is the squirrel? By the way, there's no squirrel on this exam. By the time you get to the middle, They're very tough. He bragged about the results. One doctor said, It's the first time I've ever seen anyone get all questions right, Trump said. That's a doctor who does this stuff for a living.
Who created the MOCA exam and what does it assess?
The test the president's referring to is called the Montreal Cognitive Test or the MoCA, the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. It's a ten minute test developed by Canadian neurologist Ziad Nasruddin, and it's intended to determine if a person has a condition like Alzheimer's or dementia. You've seen this test before, right? um it goes on to talk about how zaeed nasruddin developed this cognitive test to determine if patients have dementia sample questions include drawing an analog clock with the correct time with points given for correct numbering another question is to name as many words as they can in a minute beginning with the letter b a failing grade would be less than 11 words the final questions are to know the date day of the week
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What alarming health updates are reported about Donald Trump?
0:00–0:58
2
What is the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA) and its purpose?
0:58–3:39
3
Who created the MOCA exam and what does it assess?
3:39–12:02
4
How does the MOCA exam get administered in practice?
12:02–18:18
5
What are the common misconceptions about the MOCA exam?
18:18–19:28
Speakers
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