Which training program is beneficial for the person with Parkinson’s disease to improve motor performance?

When medication begins to become less effective, and the patient has good days and not so good days with respect to motor function and strength, it is indicative of end-of-dose deterioration and occurs before the wearing off state and is termed __________.

You are working on gait training with your patient, including level surfaces and going through doorways.  As you approach the doorway, your patient suddenly stops and has difficulty initiating his next step.  He is experiencing:

Your patient with Parkinson’s disease is referred to you for gait training.  All of the problems below might need to be addressed during your intervention EXCEPT:

For many patients, the typical therapeutic window before optimal benefit of Dopamine replacement wears off is:

The optimal time of day to schedule patients with Parkinson’s disease is:

Pharmacological management of Parkinson’s disease may include which of the following medications to manage the patient’s characteristics and is used as a first-line neuroprotective and symptomatic therapy?

You are working on bed mobility with your patient with a concentration of going from supine to sitting. Upon rising, your patient complains of lightheadedness and weakness, and she has difficulty responding to your questions. You suspect orthostatic hypotension. Of the following choices, which is your next course of action?

According to an attribution analysis of achievement behavior, first-year student Arnold is most likely to improve his academic performance if he attributes poor freshman grades to

Among the conclusions we can draw from research on emotional affectivity, which of the following has been clearly demonstrated?