clinical characteristics of dysarthrias

Question 1

titubation

Answer 1

rhythmic tremor of body/head
ATAXIC

Question 2

nystagmus

Answer 2

eye movement back and forth
ATAXIC

Question 3

DYSMETRIA

Answer 3

overshooting or undershooting
ATAXIC

Question 4

BRADYKINESIA

Answer 4

SLOW MOVEMENT
HYPO

Question 5

AKINESIA

Answer 5

IMTERMITTEN FREEZING
HYPO

Question 6

HYPOMIMIA

Answer 6

MASKED FACE
HYPO

Question 7

MICROGRAPHIA

Answer 7

TINY WRITING
HYPO

Question 8

FESTINATION

Answer 8

SHORT RAPID SHUFFLING STEPS
HYPO

Question 9

HYPOPHONIA

Answer 9

HARSH AND BREATHY RESONANCE
HYPO

Question 10

OROFICIAL DYSKINESIA

Answer 10

involuntary facial movements
hyper

Question 11

TARDIVE DYSKINESIA

Answer 11

STIFF JERKY MOVEMENTS CAUSED BY ANTIPSYCHOTICS
HYPER

Question 12

MYOCLONUS

Answer 12

involuntary single, repetitive, brief jerks
rhythmic or non-rhythmic
can affect palate and/or pharynx
HYPER

Question 13

TICS

Answer 13

RAPID STEROTYPED MOVEMENTS
HYPER

Question 14

CHOREA

Answer 14

INVOLUNTARY JERKY MOVEMENTS
HYPER

Question 15

BALLISMUS

Answer 15

VIOLENT, UNCONTROLLED MOVEMENTS
HYPER

Question 16

DYSTONIA

Answer 16

CONTRACTION OF MUSCLES
HYPER

Question 17

ATHETOSIS

Answer 17

TYPE OF DYSTONIA
SLOW WRITHING MOVEMENTS
HYPER

Question 18

BLEPHAROSPASM

Answer 18

FORCEFUL CLOSURE OF EYES
TYPE OF DYSTONIA
HYPER

Question 19

TONIC SPASM

Answer 19

PROLONGED/ CONTINUOUS
HYPER

Question 20

CLONIC SPASM

Answer 20

REPETATIVE AND BRIEF
HYPER

Question 21

ESSENTIAL VOICE TREMOR

Answer 21

FORM OF HYPER

Question 22

Palilalia

Answer 22

involuntary repetition of own syllables/words/phrases with increasing speed and decreasing volume
HYPO or mixed