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An option for further information or inconclusive results from a screening test is a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation. An exhaustive neuropsychological assessment should ideally ascertain the patient's particular impairments, distinguish between psychological and neurological causes, distinguish Alzheimer's dementia from other forms of dementia, localize the deficits, and contribute to the development of an individualized management strategy. This non-invasive examination consists of a battery of tests conducted by a trained professional. This exhaustive assessment may require an entire day to finish. Although comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations are the most meticulous, they are not required for all patients who have been diagnosed with cognitive impairment or have reasonable grounds to suspect it. Nevertheless, it can function as a valuable reference if one has inquiries or apprehensions regarding a diagnosis or treatment.