Hypokinetic Movement Disorders Flashcards

1
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Akinesia

A

Absence, slowness, or decreased amplitude or movements

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2
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Rigidity

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Increased muscle tone to passive motions

Velocity independent

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3
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Spasticity vs rigidity

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Rigidity is increased muscle tone to passive movements

Spasticity is the abnormal muscle contravtion

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4
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PD classic signs

A

Tremor at rest
Rigidity
Akinesia/bradykinesia
Postural instability (stoop)

TRAP

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5
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Tremor in PD

A
Slow 
Pill rolling 
Asymmetric initially 
May emerge with distraction
Reemerge with sustained posture or walking 

Tremor predominant types are slower progressing

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6
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Bradykinesia of PD

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Slowness of movement

Look for decrement in amplitude

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7
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Rigidity of PD

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Lead Pipe (can be especially felt at the rist)
Must be distingusihed by spasticity (velocity-dependent component in spasticity…UMN)
Cogwheeling
Check axial rigidity at neck

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8
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PD gait

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Decreased armswing and turn en bloc

Pull test positive if more than 2 steps

Also will have freezing of the gait and festination

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9
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REM behavior disorder

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Loss of REM sleep
Vivid dreams
EMG atonia

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10
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Parkinson prodrome

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Olfaction
REM
Constipation
Mood changes

Also could have small handwriting

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11
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Parthyology of PD

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Degen of SN and striatum
Increased microglial activity
alpha synuclein accumulation

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12
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Prior like hypothesis

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Misfolded protein in cell
Transcellular porpogation
Seeding of further misfolded protein in recipient cell

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13
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Enteric synucleinopathies hypothessi

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Neurotropic pathogen enters Meissner’s plexus at gut and then reaches preganglionic parasynpathetic of vagus nerve to travel to medulla

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14
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Non pharm tx of PD

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Exercise early and often and PT

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15
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PD pharm tx

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Mostly carbidopa-levodopa

If younger, may give dopamine agonists

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16
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Motor fluctuations of PD tx

A
Wearing off
Dyskinesias 
Dystonia 
Early morning akinesia 
Freezing of gait
17
Q

For tremor nonresponsive to dopaminergics
For wearing off/motor fluctuations
For dyskinesias

A

Anticholinergics in young
Rytary/duopa
DBS?

18
Q

DBS

A

GPI or STN - rigitidy, bradykinesia, gait, dystonia

VIM - tremor