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Non‐Threatening Mental Testing of the Elderly

Heavyhanded mental testing as part of a geriatric admission examination may seriously prejudice subsequent psychotherapy by the physician, and is unnecessary for the basic intended purpose. Most questions of importance in determining orientation are already part of normal casetaking. Those which are not are least threatening to the patient's morale when included as components of an examination of the central nervous system. This division agrees with the premise that only those persons unable to answer informational questions are likely to prove unable to answer orientational questions.