Movement Disorders

1. This type of dystonia is characterized by facial grimacing that is usually isolated to the jaw's opening and closing.

Blepharospasm

Limb dystonia

Torticollis

Oromandibular dystonia

Spasmodic dysphonia

2. This patient has an impairment of copper excretion. You look in their eyes and see Kayser-Fleisher rings. what do you suspect?

Progressive Supranuclear palsy

Wilson's disease

Multiple System atropy

Huntington's

3. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by violent flinging movements occuring on one side of the body.

Chorea

Hemiballismus

Myoclonus

Tardive dyskinesia

4. This type of hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by sustained muscular spasm...can be focal or generalized

Tremor

Tic

Dystonia

Tardive dyskinesia

5. This tremor is referred to as a parkinsonian tremor...ex. "pill rolling." Most obvious when limb is fully supported at rest. It goes away with action.

Cerebellar

Physiologic

Essential

Rest

6. This type of dystonia has characteristic spasming of the vocal cords

Blepharospasm

Limb dystonia

Torticollis

Oromandibular dystonia

Spasmodic dysphonia

7. Tourette's syndrome is a condition in which hyperkinetic disorder?

Tremor

Tic

Dystonia

Chorea

Hemiballismus

characterized by multiple motor tics with at least one vocal tic

Explanation

characterized by multiple motor tics with at least one vocal tic

8. This type of dystonia is characterized by rapid blinking and can be easily fixed with botox

Blepharospasm

Limb dystonia

Torticollis

Oromandibular dystonia

Spasmodic dysphonia

9. This type of dystonia is referred to as cervical dystonia and involves twisting, turning and tilting of the neck with assoc. pain and tremor. Easily treated with botox

Blepharospasm

Limb dystonia

Torticollis

Oromandibular dystonia

Spasmodic dysphonia

10. Is parkinson's a hypokinetic or hyperkinetic disorder?

Hyperkinetic

Hypokinetic

11. This type of dystonia is seen in the hand and foot. An example would be writer's cramp

Blepharospasm

Limb dystonia

Torticollis

Oromandibular dystonia

Spasmodic dysphonia

12. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by being rhythmic oscillation of agonist and antagonist muscles.

Tic

Tremor

Chorea

Myoclonus

13. This type of tremor is problematic with voluntary movements. It is usually unilateral with a higher amplitude.

Physiologic

Essential

Cerebellar

Rest

14. This type of tremor is postural or kinetic and commonly involves the hands and head. It is symmetrical and is the most commonly seen

Essential

Cerebellar

Physiologic

Rest

Can involve the voice
Commonly familial

Explanation

Can involve the voice
Commonly familial

15. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by sudden fast irregular movements, usually repeated in the same muscle group

Tremor

Tic

Chorea

Tardive dyskinesia

16. Patient presents with symptoms of falling backwards and gaze palsy. Also this patiend has no response to Levodopa.

Wilson's disease

Progressive Supranuclear palsy

Huntington's

Multiple System atrophy

17. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by sudden fast movement, usually repeated in the same body part

Tremor

Tic

Hemiballismus

Myoclonus

18. This type of tremor is seen in all individuals to some degree when arms are outstretched

Physiologic

Essential

Cerebellar

Rest

19. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by having quick, irregular often semi-purposeful movements.

Tic

Hemiballismus

Tremor

Chorea

20. What is the 1st feature noticeable for normal pressure hydrocephalus?

Gait ataxia

Urinary incontinence

Cognitive decline

21. Meige's Syndrome consists of eye and jaw movements. It is an example of which type of dystonia?

Limb dystonia

Blepharospasm

Torticollis

Oromandibular dystonia

Spasmodic dysphonia

22. The medications of Valproate and Clonazepam are used to treat which type of hyperkinetic disorder?

Tremor

Tic

Chorea

Hemiballismus

Myoclonus

23. Tardive dyskinesia is a combination of what two hyperkinetic disorders

Tremor

Tic

Chorea

Dystonia

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24. The drugs of Neuroleptics and Clonidine are used to treat which type of hyperkinetic disorder

Tremor

Tic

Chorea

Hemiballismus

Myoclonus

25. When do parkinson symptoms manifest?

When dopamine levels are nearly depleated

When dopamine levels are approximately 70%

When dopamine levels are approximately 50%

Parkinson's can manifest with or without the reduction of dopamine

26. What is the prognosis for a person with Huntington's?

5 yrs

10 yrs

15 yrs

20 yrs

27. How would you treat Wilson's disease?

Copper

Zinc

Iron

Penicillamine

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28. Abnormal movement of the eye is the first neurological sign for this disease

Progressive Supranuclear palsy

Wilson's disease

Huntington's

Multiple System Atrophy

Treatment: Tetrabenazine

Explanation

Treatment: Tetrabenazine

29. Which can be used to diagnose Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus?

MRI

CT

High volume lumbar puncture (Fisher test)

Nuclear cysternogram

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Movement Disorders

1. This type of dystonia is characterized by facial grimacing that is usually isolated to the jaw's opening and closing.

2.

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2. This patient has an impairment of copper excretion. You look in their eyes and see Kayser-Fleisher rings. what do you suspect?

3. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by violent flinging movements occuring on one side of the body.

4. This type of hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by sustained muscular spasm...can be focal or generalized

5. This tremor is referred to as a parkinsonian tremor...ex. "pill rolling." Most obvious when limb is fully supported at rest. It goes away with action.

6. This type of dystonia has characteristic spasming of the vocal cords

7. Tourette's syndrome is a condition in which hyperkinetic disorder?

8. This type of dystonia is characterized by rapid blinking and can be easily fixed with botox

9. This type of dystonia is referred to as cervical dystonia and involves twisting, turning and tilting of the neck with assoc. pain and tremor. Easily treated with botox

10. Is parkinson's a hypokinetic or hyperkinetic disorder?

11. This type of dystonia is seen in the hand and foot. An example would be writer's cramp

12. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by being rhythmic oscillation of agonist and antagonist muscles.

13. This type of tremor is problematic with voluntary movements. It is usually unilateral with a higher amplitude.

14. This type of tremor is postural or kinetic and commonly involves the hands and head. It is symmetrical and is the most commonly seen

15. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by sudden fast irregular movements, usually repeated in the same muscle group

16. Patient presents with symptoms of falling backwards and gaze palsy. Also this patiend has no response to Levodopa.

17. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by sudden fast movement, usually repeated in the same body part

18. This type of tremor is seen in all individuals to some degree when arms are outstretched

19. This hyperkinetic disorder is characterized by having quick, irregular often semi-purposeful movements.

20. What is the 1st feature noticeable for normal pressure hydrocephalus?

21. Meige's Syndrome consists of eye and jaw movements. It is an example of which type of dystonia?

22. The medications of Valproate and Clonazepam are used to treat which type of hyperkinetic disorder?

23. Tardive dyskinesia is a combination of what two hyperkinetic disorders

24. The drugs of Neuroleptics and Clonidine are used to treat which type of hyperkinetic disorder

25. When do parkinson symptoms manifest?

26. What is the prognosis for a person with Huntington's?

27. How would you treat Wilson's disease?

28. Abnormal movement of the eye is the first neurological sign for this disease

29. Which can be used to diagnose Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus?