Parkinson's Flashcards

1
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classic manifestations of parkinson’s

A

TRAP - tremors, rigidity, akinesia, postural instability

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2
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other manifestations of Parkinson’s

A

slow, quiet, slurred speech; incontinence or dysuria, constipation

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3
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how do tremors start

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minimal resting tremors, first noticed by patient, starts in upper extremities

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4
Q

what can aggravate tremors

A

stress

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5
Q

how does rigidity progress

A

cogwheel, plastic, lead pipe

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6
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cogwheel rigidity

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jerky, stop and go movement

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7
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plastic vs lead pipe

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plastic - mildly resistant
lead pipe - total resistance to movement

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8
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facial appearance

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mask-like; wide, fixed, staring eyes with excessive drooling

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9
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akinesia

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loss of control of voluntary muscle movements and “automatic” movements

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10
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Parkinson’s gait

A

shuffling, cannot stop themselves from going forward/backward

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11
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Parkinson’s dx

A

no specific test - confirmed by positive response to antiparkinsonian drugs

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12
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primary med for Parkinson’s

A

Levodopa Carbidopa

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13
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side effects of levodopa carbidopa

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n/v, dry mouth

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14
Q

foods with tyramine

A

soy sauce, tuna, red wine, beer, smoked food, sausage

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15
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examples of dopamine receptor agonists

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ropinirole, pramipexole, rotigotine

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16
Q

side effects of dopamine receptor agonists

A

postural hypoTN, hallucinations, drowsiness

17
Q

examples of anticholinergic drugs

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trihexyphenidyl, banatropine, diphenhydramine

18
Q

examples of MAOI’s

A

selegiline, rasagiline

19
Q

what to avoid with MAOI’s

A

tyramine

20
Q

treatment for drug tolerance/toxicity

A

drug holiday

21
Q

why promote exercise for Parkinson’s pts

A

decreases complications of immobility

22
Q

purpose of OT

A

helps them find easier ways to do ADLs

23
Q

Parkinson’s diet considerations

A

small, frequent meals, adequate fiber, dysphagia diet

24
Q

constipation interventions

A

fluid fiber mobility

25
Q

how to communicate w Parkinson’s patient

A

turn off extra noise, watch lips & expressions, use picture boards

26
Q

how can a Parkinson’s patient get “unfrozen”

A

rock side to side, take one step forward, one back