Parkinson's Disease Overview
Occupational Therapy Assessments/Intervention
Signs/Symptoms/Risk Factors
Epidemiology
General
100

T/F The fatigue impact scale address the clients physical, cognitive and psychosocial aspect of their life 

What is true

100

Assessment that evaluates the client's performance and satisfaction in everyday living, over time 

What is Canadian Occupational Performance Measure?

100

What term describes  slow movement and an impaired ability to move the body swiftly on command. 

Bradykinesia 

100

An estimated 4 percent of people with Parkinson's Disease are diagnosed before what age

What is age 50?

100

The functional unit of the nervous system. 

What is a neuron?


200

What location dopaminergic neurons start to die

What is Substantia Nigra?

200

Assessment used to measure the severity and progression of Parkinson's Disease 

What is Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale?

200

This is a common description of a Parkinson’s patients gait

What is slow, shuffled

200

What gender is 1.5 times more likely to have Parkinson's Disease 

What is a male?

200

Carries information from the peripheral receptors toward the CNS

What is afferent axons?

300

In stage 3 how many sides of the body are affected

What is both sides of the body?

300

Intervention tool used for tremors during  feeding 

weighted utensils 

300
This complication is the most well-known of all the complications of Parkinson Disease (PD), and is characterized by the involuntary movement of an extremity, most often the hands.
What is a tremor?
300

How many American's are diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease each year

What is 60,000?

300

Divides a structural into right and left portions

What is Sagittal?

400

Parkinson Disease is often the lack of this neurotransmitters in the blood system.

What is dopamine?

400

What assessment involves the therapist pulling the clients shoulders back

Retropulsion 

400

Stiffening of the posture of someone with Parkinson Disease (PD) due to the muscle loss of voluntary movement, is known as this.

What is rigidity?

400

At least how many people world wide are living with Parkinson's Disease

What is more than 10 million?

400

The outer layer or cerebral cortex of the brain

What is Cerebrum?
500

At what stage do symptoms become severe 

What is stage 4?

500

T/F The therapist should not warn the client before performing the retropulsion test 

What is False?

500

______ the largest risk factor

What is age?

500

How many people are currently living with Parkinson's Disease this year

What is 1,000,000?

500

Is dislodge palates, cholesterol, or other material that travels in the blood stream and blocks a blood vessel

What is Embolism?