The patient cannot bathe or dress himself, requires assistance with feeding, has echolalia and tends to not recognize his daughter. these symptoms indicate: a. stage 1 b. stage 2 c. stage 3

c. Stage 3

Explanation:

The patient presented in the question above is showing signs of the third stage of Alzheimer's.

This stage is one of the most serious forms of the disease, where the patient is resistant to performing daily tasks such as bathing and dressing, urinary and fecal incontinence, difficulty eating, progressive motor disability, cannot recognize close relatives and may even even presenting echolalia (the involuntary repetition of words or phrases spoken by another person).

well when looking at this if you think about it   negativley and positivley   react with each other and when the first layer gets full they add layers it starts with 2 on the first layer and it constantly goes on until the official number is there