46)diebetes meletus level 1

1 what are the symptoms of parkinsons disease
I tremor
II rigidity
III bradykinesia

2 which of the following is true about parkinsons disease
I distinctive motor disability
II loss of dopaminergic input to the basal ganglia
III depigmentation of the substantia nigra

3 what are the secondary causes of parkinsons disease
I dopamine antagonists
II Encephalitis (viral)
III bacterial meningitis

4 what are the type of tremor associated with parkinsons disease
I resting tremor
II pill-rolling tremor
III action tremor

5 which of the following term describes the difficulty in initiating movements
I Akinesia
II bradykinesia.
III Tremor

6 which of the following is the direct acting dopamine agonist
I carbidopa
II bromocriptine
III levodopa

7 which of the following are the Indirect-acting dopamine agonists
I amantadine
II selegiline
III bromocriptine

8 which of the following are correct about anticholinergics in the treatment of parkinsons disease
I blocks the excitatory neurotransmitter cholinergic influence in the basal ganglia
II more eff ective for tremor and rigidity than for bradykinesia
III less eff ective for postural imbalance

9 which of the following are the Peripheral anticholinergic effects
I dry mouth
II decreased sweating
III decreased tolerance to heat

10 which of the following are the side effects of anticholinergics
I urinary retention
II increased intraocular tension
III diarrhea