NP: Lecture 8 Motor disorders Flashcards

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parkinson spectrum definitie

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group of progressive neurodegenerative diseases which involve various motor symptoms (note: ook non-motor symptoms)

heet ook wel: parkinsonism, hyperkinetic-rigid syndrome

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etiology of parkinsonism

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degeneration of dopamine producing neurons in part of the substantia nigra

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waar zijn substantia nigra deel van

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basal ganglia

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wat doen substantia nigra

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interact with thalamus and cortex.

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5
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hoeveel van de DA neurons in SA breakdown?

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50%, dus een hele hoop

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prevalence of pd

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7-10 million people worldwide

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pd en gender

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male meer dan female

Risk of developing PD is twice as high in men than women, but women have a higher mortality rate and faster progression of the disease.

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ouder dan 65 jaar is meer risico

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oke logisch

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9
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kijken naar model classifications van pd

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oke

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hoe gaat de classification

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hypokinetic-rigid syndrome -> parkinsons disease and atypical parkinsonism

parkinsons -> familial and ideopathic

atypical parkinsonism -> 6 types

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6 types of atypical parkinsonism

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drug induced
vascular parkinsonism
multiple system atrophy
cortico-basal degeneration
lewy body dementia
progressive supranuclear paralysis

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2 classifications of parkinsonism

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primary: on average more rapid progression
secundary; more limited reaction to specific drugs

Secondary parkinsonism is when symptoms similar to Parkinson disease are caused by certain medicines, a different nervous system disorder, or another illness. Parkinsonism refers to any condition that involves the types of movement problems seen in Parkinson disease.

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13
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primary heeft…

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shorter survival time
more prominent cognitive detoriation

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14
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initial stage: hard to differentiate between the variants.

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maar course of disease is crucial!

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15
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4 motor symptoms

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bradykinesia (= slowness!!!!)
rigidity
rest tremor
motor instability

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non-motor symptoms 3

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fatigue/sleep disorder
pain
hypnosmia

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17
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hoe classificeren van de severity

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unified parkinson disease rating scale

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hoe bepaal je de stage

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hoehn & yahr scale

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prevalence of co-occuring physical and mental health conditions is high across the autistic adults life span

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bij autisme ook higher prevalence of…

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dementia and parkinsonism and PD

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wat weten we nog niet over relatie tussen autisme en parkinson

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  1. Related to having an intellectual disability/specific genetic syndromes?
  2. Related to medication use?
  3. Is it actually parkinsonism or is similar to what we observe in autistic children?
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antwoorden op die vragen

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16-33% van de mensen met autisme is positief voor PD. medication geen rol, age of onset is late adulthood.

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what does a clinical neuropsychologist do for these ppl

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  1. assess cog. impairment and neuropsychiatric problems
  2. determining disease progression
  3. determining impact prevention
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hoeveel already have impairments when they are diagnosed

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wat meet je vooral tijdens testen voor pd
executive dysfunctions: visuospatial or problem with internal generation automatisms ook: attention reduction of processing speed problems with processing emotional information learning new skills is hard
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neuropsychiatric problems bij pd
depression anxiety apathy psychosis impulsivity sleep disorders
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...% of pd patients have at least 1 neuropsychiatric symptom. + waarom?
90%, omdat dit te maken heeft met dopamine levels
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prevalence depression bij pd
35-70%
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hoeveel hebben formal depressive mood disorder
17%
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wat is de differential diagnosis bij depressive symptoms
apathy, MCI, dementia
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hoeveel mensen met pd hebben anxiety
40-50%
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hoeveel mensen hebben formal anxiety disorder
30%
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tijdens welke momenten bij PD -> on of off -> hebben mensen vaak anxiety of depressive symptoms
depressive -> during off anxiety -> during off or during transition on -> off
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en wat voor effect heeft anxiety op motor symptoms
anxiety kan leiden tot meer motor symptoms. dus is vicieuze cirkel: anxiety <-> motor symptoms/off moments
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apathy =
Reduced motivation; reduced targeted behaviour; reduced interest/emotions
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hoeveel mensen problemen met apathy
20-40% in pt without dementia 60% in pt with dementia
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differential diagnosis apathy bij PD
fatigue, depression, hypoactive delier, MCI, dementia
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PD dementia criteria
o PD diagnosis diagnosed before onset of dementia o MMSE < 26 o Objectifiable cognitive impairment in 2+ domains that interfere with daily functioning o Active retrieval impaired, recognition maintained
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prevalence van pd dementia
25-30% (After 10-20 years majority dementia)
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Asphasia, apraxia, agnosia less prevalent in PD dementia versus other dementia’s
oke
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parkinson meds
levodopa, dopamine antagonists
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side effects parkinson meds
nacrolepsy to psychosis, hyperkinetic movements & dyskinesia.
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gait=
manier van lopen
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wat is een andere treatment voor PD
deep brain stimulation