misplaced.
Such behavior should be considered in context. One misplaced item does not indicate Alzheimer’s disease.
- Confusion About Time or Place
Difficulty understanding time, dates, locations, or spatial relationships can occur as cognitive impairment progresses.
A person may lose track of the date, month, season, or passage of time. They might forget why they are somewhere or become confused about how they arrived there.
More concerning examples include becoming disoriented in a familiar neighborhood or having difficulty finding the way home from a place visited many times before.
Occasionally forgetting which day of the week it is and quickly figuring
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