medicine involuntary movements

Question 0

Pill rolling tremor of Parkinsonism

What kind of tremor

Answer 0

Resting tremor

Question 1

Involuntary movement
Prominent at rest
Disappear with voluntary movement

Answer 1

Resting (static) tremor

Question 2

Tremors that appear while actively maintaining a posture

Answer 2

Postural (action) tremor

Question 3

Tremors of:
Hyperthyroidism
Anxiety and fatigue
Benign essential/familial tremor

Answer 3

Postural(action) tremor

Question 4

Tremors that are absent at rest

Gets worse as target is neared

Answer 4

Intention tremors

Question 5

Tremors of multiple sclerosis

Answer 5

Intention tremors

Question 6

Rhythmic, repetitive, bizarre movements of mouth, jaw, tongue, and face

Answer 6

Oral-facial dyskinesia

Question 7

Complicated by phenothiazines (psychotropic drugs)

Answer 7

Tarditive (late) dyskinesia

Question 8

Occurs at irregular intervals

Brief, repetitive, stereotyped, coordinated movements

Answer 8

Tics

Question 9

Involuntary movement
Repetitive winking
Grimacing
Shoulder shrugging

Answer 9

Tics

Question 10

Involuntary movement observed in huntington’s disease and syndenham’s c. (with rheumatic fever)

Answer 10

Chorea

Question 11

Involuntary movement
In tourette’s syndrome
Drug intake of phenothiazines or amphetamine

Answer 11

Tics

Question 12

Brief, rapid, jerky, irregular, unpredictable movements
Occur at rest
Interrupt normal coordinated movements
Seldom repeats itself

Answer 12

Chorea

Question 13

Slow, writhing, twisting, wormlike movements

Associated with spasticity

Answer 13

Athetosis

Question 14

Involuntary movement observed in cerebral palsy

Answer 14

Athetosis

Question 15

Athetoid movements involving larger body portions such as body trunk
Twisted body postures

Answer 15

Dystonia

Question 16

Involuntary movement in spasmodic torticollis and phenothiazine intake

Answer 16

Dystonia