25 Questions
What is the primary purpose of tenodesis grasp for patients with tetraplegia?
To support wrist extension
In the context of spinal cord injury, what role does tenodesis grasp play in initial acute management?
Assisting with grip release
How does functional mobility training contribute to recovery in patients with ASIA C or D spinal cord injury?
By aiming to restore as much function as possible
What is the potential impact of deep brain stimulation (DBS) on mood according to the text?
Variable impact on mood
Why do they recommend targeting the GPi for DBS in Parkinson's disease (PD) treatment?
GPi DBS is effective at managing gait and balance impairments
What does the PDQ-39 measure, as mentioned in the text?
The patient's overall quality of life (QoL) and quality of function (QoF)
What is the purpose of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) in PD rehabilitation assessment, based on the text?
To assess cognitive function
What is the main focus of the exercises mentioned for Parkinson's disease?
Decreasing rigidity
Which exercise aims to improve transition efficiency during functional activities in Parkinson's disease?
Power Step
In the context of spinal cord injury, what is the function of the lateral corticospinal tract?
Voluntary motion of the limbs
How many dermatomes are present on each side of the body according to the text?
30
What is the main purpose of standardizing testing for specific points in spinal cord injury?
To determine the functional prognosis
What category of spinal cord injury results in both lower limb deficit?
Paraplegia
What is the gold standard treatment for PD?
Levodopa (L-DOPA)
What is the purpose of monoamine oxidase type B inhibitors (MAOB inhibitors) in PD medical management?
To increase the availability of dopamine in the basal ganglia
What is the effect of wearing off in PD medical management?
Resulting in 'off' movement period
What is a negative prognostic indicator in PD?
Presence of dementia
What is the purpose of ablative surgery in PD management?
To improve tremor, bradykinesia, and rigidity
What is the mean survival after initial diagnosis in primary PD?
~20 years
What is the primary benefit of deep brain stimulation in surgical management of PD?
Proven effectiveness in improving impairments
What characterizes the 'off' state in Parkinson's disease?
Meds wearing off with severe motor impairments
What can result from missing occasional doses of medication in the early stages of PD?
No significant return/deterioration of symptoms
What is a potential side effect of levodopa usage?
Daytime somnolence
Which neurosurgical procedure involves implanting electrodes into different locations of the brain?
Deep brain stimulation
What can help mitigate side effects of L-DOPA usage particularly in those presenting with reduced response to oral intake?
Levodopa carbidopa gel (duodopa)
Test your knowledge of exercise regimens for Parkinson's Disease, focusing on addressing bradykinesia, postural instability, and cognitive/attention disorders. The quiz covers a variety of whole body exercises performed in different positions, tailored for individual or group settings.
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