Parkinsonism describes any condition that causes a combination of the movement abnormalities seen in the actual Parkinson's disease, like, for instance, tremor, slow movement, impaired speech or muscle stiffness. What do you know about this condition? Take our quiz and find out now.
Levodopa
Lodova
Popova
Rokova
They give you amnesia
They make you death
They give you facial hair
They are toxic to cultures of dopaminengic neurones
The discovery of selective muscarinic antagonists
The patients sleep well
The patients walk better
The patients regain their speech abilities
Benzechrol
Benzhedol
Benshedol
Benzhexol
Confusion and sleep disturbance
Loud voice
Blurry vision
Loss of appetite
Sleep disturbance
Speech disturbance
Amnesia
Depression
Dopamine agonists
Betadine
Proladol
Xanax
Catechol-O- methyltransferase
Common origin transition
Color monostase
Common monostase
They reduce the metabolism to 3-0-methyldopa
They increase adrenaline
They help release feel-hormones
They help bring protein to the body
When significant functional disability has developed
When you are transitioning into the actual Parkinson's disease
When the patient cannot speak anymore
When the patient develops dementia
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