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WH doctor Ronny Jackson exaggerated to the point his nose should be longer than children's story character Pinnochio's nose.

A score of 30 out of 30 on the cognitive test.....bull...not when noticing the antics and his vocabulary when speaking and his past episodes of being lost or walking out of a room in a lost haze unexpectedly. Shown below is Montreal Cognitive assessment test and how it works. The only way he could be perfect is by cheating and studying the online available questions with prepping for taking the test.

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'spineless doctor at work not wanting to tell truths of physical examination results'

30 out of 30 on the cognitive test

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100210107819

https://www.dementia.org/diagnosing-dementia-the-montreal-cognitive-assessment

Montreal Cognitive assessment

There are 11 sections of the assessment, with a total of 30 possible points:

(1 point) In “Alternating Trail Making," a patient is told to draw a line from letters to numbers, in ascending order (1-A-2-B-3-C-4-D-5-E), without crossing any lines. Any error will warrant a score of zero.

(1 point) The “Visuoconstructional Skills (Cube)" segment relays instructions to copy a drawing of a cube. If a three-dimensional drawing with relatively accurate lines is drawn, the point is awarded.

(3 points) In the “Visuoconstructional Skills (Clock)" portion, a patient is asked to draw a clock. One point each is awarded for having a contour, having numbers, and having hands.

(3 points) The “Naming" phase asks the patient to name each of three common animals, scoring one point for each correct answer.

(0 points) The first “Memory" section involves no points, and simply involves reading a list of five words to be recalled later.

(6 points) “Attention" requires a patient to successfully pay attention to verbal commands. Three smaller sections involve repeating digits, acknowledging spoken letters, and counting backward from 100 by sevens.

(2 points) “Sentence Repetition" involves two spoken sentences that are repeated: one point is scored for each successful repetition.

(1 point) “Verbal Fluency" tests a patient's vocabulary; if 11 or more specific words are spoken (such as words starting with a certain letter), the patient is scored one point.

(3 points) The “Abstraction" phase revolves around three pairs of words. A patient is awarded one point for each commonality he/she can identify.

(5 points) “Delayed Recall" forces the recall of the terms read in “Memory," approximately five minutes later.

(5 points) “Orientation" tests a patient's understanding of his current place and the current time.

The Montreal assessment requires you to correctly identify drawings of a lion, rhinoceros, and a camel (3 points for that one); to explain how an orange and a banana are alike; to correctly draw a clock face showing 10 minutes past 11.

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The best comment post from one of the threads which could be only way his score is perfect.

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https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=10107834

Is Montreal in Canada? Trump: Yes....30 points!
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Oh......his physical fitness weight reports 239 lbs. (pounds...ie English weight measurement)....Big bull....the real numbers...transposed....should be either 329 lbs. .... or better yet 392 lbs

for perfect visual reference....lets go with this....

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