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PD Test

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What is Parkinson-plus Syndromes?
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What are the systemic manifestations of PD?
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What is the Parkinson's Disease?
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What are some typical features of PD?
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What is the incidence of PD?
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What are the four main symptoms that can help classify PD?
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A client that presents with PD will have?
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What is Primary Parkinson Disease?
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What is Secondary Parkinsonism?
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Baby boomers-the disease pogresses and is more common with age. This disease occurs between the ages of 50-79 years. 10% of cases occur before age 40.
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The most common type of PD also called Idiopathic PD.
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Bradykinesia, rigidity, tremor and postural instability.
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due to another disease such as alcoholism, TBI, psychotropic meds.
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Dementia, bradyphrenia, depression and dysautonomia. Low motivation and passivity related to depression or sensory deprivement from lack of movement.
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Performance in ADL's will be affected. Slowing of oral movements can cause difficulty with speech. Micographia- small and cramped handwriting. Akinesia. Rigidity in trunk and extremities inability to swing the arms during walking.
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Multisytem atrophy, progressive supranuclear palsy and Shy-Drager syndrome along with other symptoms of cerebellar dysfunction and dysautonomia.
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Flexed posture, masked facies, dsyphagia, festinating gait, freezing episodes and fatigue. Postural deficits flexion of the head, neck and trunk forward displacement of COG.
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A chronic progressive neurologic condition that affects the motor system. An increase in dopamine in the substantia nigra in the basal ganglia in the brain.

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