Parkinson's disease for SA questions for exam Flashcards
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Common PD Impairments/ CM
- Bradykinesia - Slowness of movements
- Resting tremor - Involuntary movement at rest
- Hypokinesia - Reduced amplitude of movement
- Postural instability - Awkward and reduced postural adjustments
- Akinesia- Absence of movement or difficulty starting movement.
- Mumbled speech
- Monotone speech
- Anxiety / Depression
Management of Parkinson’s disease medications
Kinson
Madopar
Rotigotine
explain on time in re to medication
= time when the PD medications are working with good effectiveness
explain off time in re to medication
= the medications are not working
explain wearing off in re to medications
= time when medications are working less effectively until the time when the
medications reach peak effectiveness again.
location of the stimulator for deep brain stimulator
Potential target sites – Globus pallidus Internus, Sub thalamic nucleus, Thalamus
PD basal ganglia function
BG is responsible for motor control, coordination of muscles through feedback to the cerebral cortex for the initiation and control of movements - output to cerebrum is reduced