Movement/Tic D/O 2 Flashcards

1
Q

68 y/o pt w/ hx of schizophrenia since early adulthood maintained for yrs on thioridazine. On exam: pt’s tongue frequently retracts on its longitudinal axis and moves in lateral directions. No other findings. When
tongue movements are pointed out, pt reports being unaware of making them.
What recommendation for best tx:

A

Gradually decrease thorazine and start low dose risperdal

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2
Q

Tx for acute dystonia?

A

Benztropine

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3
Q

Symptoms most commonly associated w/ tourettes?

A

Obsessions and compulsions

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4
Q

Pathological finding in brain of tourette’s?

A

None.

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5
Q

One of earliest sxs of Tourettes?

A

Eye blinking and head jerking

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6
Q

Tic severity begins to decrease during which age period

A

Adolescence

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7
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Common cause of acute cerebellar ataxia in adults?

A

Intoxication w/ antiepileptics

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8
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Initial approach for child w/ new onset tic disorder

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Clinical monitoring

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9
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Comorbid condition w/ Tourette’s in kids

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ADHD

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