An individual with Alzheimer's disease is no longer able to function independently. The MOST appropriate diagnosis for this person's condition is:
A) mild delirium.
B) major delirium.
C) mild neurocognitive disorder.
D) major neurocognitive disorder.

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Major neurocognitive disorder is the appropriate diagnosis for an individual with Alzheimer's disease who can no longer function independently, as it reflects a significant decline in cognitive function that interferes with independence in everyday activities.

An Individual with Alzheimer's Disease Is No Longer Able to Function