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The life expectancy of the global population has been increased, consequently, there are more eldery and this raises the prevalence of cognitive decline due to the senescence. Complaints of memory loss in the primary health care are common in this population, however, this level of health is needy of information about the people cognition. Therefore, nine neuropsychological tests were applied to screen cognition. The sample was 45 patients without any clinical comorbidity previously known and did not use any medicine. The outcomes showed 73,34% of the patients had mild cognitive impairment (MCI), 13,34% normals, 6,67% dementia and 6,67% subjective cognitive impairment (SCI). This represents that MCI is common in this population, therefore, this screening is rather important to recognize the cognition prevalence in primary health care, allowing the appropiate intervention to avoid the advance of the cognitive decline and the dementias.

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Rastreamento da cognição na população sem comorbidades clínicas prévias na atenção primaria à saúde/Tracking cognition in the population without prior clinical comorbidities in primary health care