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PBL1 - Parkinsons Flashcards

1
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Cogwheel rigidity

A

Passive movements that show intermittent resistance as if cogs were moving agains one another.

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2
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Confirm Parkinson’s diagnosis by improvement when….

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L-DOPA given

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3
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Basal ganglia: (5)

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Caudate
Putamen
Globus pallidus
Substantia nigra 
Subthalamic nucleus 
(CPGSS)
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4
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Basal ganglia are concerned with …

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Initiation and maintenance of motor actions

I.e. Decision making

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5
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Work with the ….. To scale the strength of the response

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Supplementary motor cortex

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6
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Basal ganglia work with the cerebellum to …

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Modify movement minute-to-minute

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7
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Striatum - input nuclei (+ntm)

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Caudate and putamen

GLUTAMATE

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8
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Output nuclei = (3)

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Globus pallidus
Sunstantia nigra
Subthalamic nucleus

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9
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Output nuclei project to the (2)

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Ventral lateral and ventral anterior thalamic nuclei

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Substantial nigra can be divided into -

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Substantia nigra pars compacts (dopamine producing cells)
+
Substantia nigra pars reticulata (received input from the striatum and sends it outside the basal ganglia to control head and eye movements

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11
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GPi or GPe is the major output nucleus from the basal ganglia to the thalamus?

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GPinternal

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12
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Basal ganglia brake theory:

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Remain still - inhibit all movements excepts reflexes that keep you still
Move - inhibit some postural reflexes and release voluntary ones

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13
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Basal ganglia - series or …. And … Loops which regulate movement.

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Excitatory and inhibitory

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14
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Spiny Neurons are anatomically ….

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Indistinguishable

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15
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Spiny neurons hat express D1 project to the …

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GPi

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16
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Spiny Neurons that express D2 project to the …

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GPe

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17
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Spiny Neurons receive input from the

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Nigrostriatal pathway

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18
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D1 = excitatory / inhibitory
D2 = excitatory / inhibitory
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D1 = excitatory
D2 = inhibitory
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19
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When movement is required, SNpc = topically … And facilitated the … Pathway
This causes …. ….. As the …. Is inhibited, so they …..-…. Cells are free from inhibition

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Active 
Direct pathway
Double inhibition 
GPi
Thalamic-cortical cells
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20
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Parkinson’s - decreased SNpc cells - the …. Pathway then becomes dominant
Leading to inhibition of the …. And decreased activity in the …. Projection

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Indirect
Thalamus
Thalamocortical projection

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21
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NTM:
Striatal Neurons are …… But are activated by …
Corticostriatal pathway and thalamocortial pathway use ….

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GABAergic activated by dopamine

Glutamate

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22
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L-DOPA = converted to dopamine in the ….

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Remaining dopaminergic cells in the brain

23
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MADOPAR

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L-DOPA + peripheral decarboxylate inhibitory (benserazide) - prevents it being converted outside BBB

24
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Dopamine outside of the BBB stimulates…. Which causes….

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Chemoreceptor trigger zone

nausea and vomiting

25
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Complications of long term L-DOPA:

4

A 
Motor fluctuations (on/off phenomenon)
Dyskinesia (impaired voluntary movement)
Non motor complications (pins and needles, pain, autonomic dysfunction)
Neuro-psychiatric complications (hallucinations, delirium, mood changes, hyper sexuality)
26
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Dyskinesia can be split into … (2)

Due to …

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Chorea- like movements (hyperkinetic, purposeless dance like movements)
Dystonia’s (intense and sustained muscle contractions)

Due to fluctuations in dopamine levels

27
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Motor fluctuations =

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On / off effect

28
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New drugs to target L-DOPA dyskinesia … (4)

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A-2receptor antagonists,
glutamate receptor antagonists (acting at AMPA, NMDA, Metabotrophic receptors),
5-HT 1a receptor antagonists,
D4 receptor antagonists

29
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Entacapone - …

In conjunction with LDOPA good as …

A 
Inhibits COMT (catechlol-O-methyl-transferase) 
... Alleviate long term problems of L-DOPA being short lived
30
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Dopamine agonists (2)

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Bromcriptine
Pergolide
(Less efficacy than LDOPA)

31
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Rotigotine (2)

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Dopaminergic agonist

Transdermal patch - 24 hr

32
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Parkinson’s co-morbidities (2)

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Depression

Dementia

33
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Initial Parkinson’s treatment (before L-DOPA)

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Dopaminergic agonists

34
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Selegiline (3)

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MAOb inhibitor
Used to treat mild Parkinson’s symptoms
SE: agitation, hallucinations

35
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Benztropine (2)

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Anti-cholinergic drug

Treat mild Parkinson’s symptoms

36
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Amantadine (2)

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Release dopamine

Treat mild Parkinson’s symptoms

37
Q

L-DOPA + …. - used and get less motor side effects

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Selegiline

38
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Vitamin E

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Neuro protective effects,

Anti-oxidant (Parkinson’s increases oxidative stress in nervous system)

39
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Surgical treatment (not applicable if dementia, or depression present)
(2)
A

DBS of Subthalamic nucleus
OR
Removal of global pallidus (pallidotomy)

40
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Micrographia

A

Text gradually gets smaller

41
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Parkinson’s epidemiology (2)

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Higher in smokers

Higher men than women

42
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Nigrostrialtal pathway:

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Substantial Nigeria - corpus striatum

Motor control

43
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Mesolimbic pathway

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VTA - nucleus accumubens and olfactory tubercle

44
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Mesocortical pathway:

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VTA - frontal cortex

45
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Tuberoinfundibular pathway:

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Arcuate nucleus - median eminence

46
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Lack of dopamine chases (2)

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Lack of FOF response

Constipation

47
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D1 inhibits /activated adenyl cyclase

D2 inhibits / activated adenyl cyclase

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D1 inhibits - activated direct pathway - facilitates medium spiny Neurons
D2 activates - activates indirect pathway - inhibits spiny Neurons

48
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Tyrosine …. (Enzyme 1 ) …. L-DOPA … (Enzyme 2 )…. Dopamine

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Tyrosine carboxylase

DOPA carboxylase

49
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Dopamine transported by

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VMAT 2

50
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Dopamine degraded to … By …. Or …..

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DOPAC
MAO
Adenylate cyclase

51
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Lewy bodies -

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Intracellular aggregates of synuclein

Found in dopamine Neurons

52
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What can cross the BBB nod is neurotoxic for dopaminergic Neurons?

A

MPTP

Methy phenyl tetraydropine

53
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Tremor in Parkinson’s is at ….

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