An 86-year-old male comes to your office attended by his wife of 56 years. She

An 86-year-old male comes to your office attended by his wife of 56 years. She reports there has been an increase of cognitive decline over a period of several years, however, more recently has gotten significantly worse. You have determined a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, moderately severe. You are now considering the medication that may be best to start him on. His medical history includes chronic renal failure, mild cirrhosis and arrhythmia. Which of the following medications for Alzheimer’s Disease has a contraindication with renal and hepatic impairment? Group of answer choices Rivastigmine Galantamine Memantine Donepezil

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