What is the typical response to medication that can be expected for a patient with neurocognitive disorder due to Alzheimer's disease?
A) About one year without symptoms
B) Doubling of life expectancy
C) Temporary improvement in abilities
D) Relief of physical but not cognitive symptoms

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Medications for Alzheimer's disease may provide temporary improvement in cognitive abilities, but they do not cure the disease or halt its progression. The specific response and duration of the medication's effectiveness may vary from person to person. Option A and B are not accurate responses as they do not align with current understanding of Alzheimer's disease. Option D is also not accurate as medications for Alzheimer's disease are intended to improve cognitive symptoms, not physical symptoms.

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