Problem: A 79 year old male presents to your clinic after having had a fall at his home 3 days earlier. He lives at home with his wife and has a history of hypertension, enlarged prostate, and high cholesterol. He is independent and uses a cane for assistance with ambulation. You note he has had an 18# weight loss (~ 10%) since his last visit 3 months ago. Of the many assessment tools available, which are prioritized and best administered today, during this visit to help you formulate a diagnosis/diagnoses and management plan? Group of answer choices MNA; PDQ-9 or GDS; TUG or Tinnetti POMA MMSE; CAM; HOPE PDQ-9 or GDS; clock-drawing; HOPE Morse Fall Scale; MNA; FICA