According to Dr.Eric Kramer,in an outpatient setting,the person coming for an evaluation of dementia typically
A) is accompanied by a significant other or caregiver.
B) complains of forgetfulness.
C) has word-finding difficulties.
D) All of these.

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According to Dr. Eric Kramer, in an outpatient setting, a person coming for an evaluation of dementia typically presents with a combination of symptoms that include forgetfulness, word-finding difficulties, and behavioral changes. They are also likely to be accompanied by a significant other or caregiver who can provide additional information about the patient's symptoms and behavior. Therefore, all of these options are correct.