NEUROLOGY MCQ – Exercise 28

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Q 1. cause of neuropsychiatric symptoms in PD includes

accompanying Alzheimer`s disease

accompanying cortical dementia with lewy bodies

side effect of pharmacotherapy

all of the above

Q 2. which drug has neuroprotective function in PD

Levodopa

bromocriptine

selegiline

amantadine

Q 3. essential tremor features include all except

bilaterally

higher frequency (8 to 10 Hz)

postural dependency

aggravation with alcohol

Q 4. which drug has neuroprotective function in PD

selegilline

pramipexole

ropinirole

all of the above

Q 5. GABA is the neurotransmitter for which pathways

globus pallidus externa-subthalamic nucleus

striatum- globus pallidus interna

globus pallidus interna-thalamus

all of the above

Q 6. early urinary incontinence, orthostatic hypotension, and dysarthria favors

Parkinson’s disease

Wilson disease

DLB

multiple system atrophy

Q 7. predictors of dementia in PD include all except

early age of onset

akinetic rigid phenotype

presence of severe depression

persistent hallucinations

Q 8. which statement suggests diagnosis other than PD

dystonia involving distal arm or leg

significant postural instability and falls in first year of illness

proximal and ipsilateral tremors

freezing of gait

Q 9. excitatory pathway includes

globus pallidus externa-subthalamic nucleus

striatum- globus pallidus interna

globus pallidus interna-thalamus

subthalamic nucleus- globus pallidus interna

Q 10. glutamate is the neurotransmitter for which pathways

globus pallidus externa-subthalamic nucleus

substantia nigra compacta-striatum

subthalamic nucleus- substantia nigra reticulata

globus pallidus interna-thalamic nucleus

Q 11. parkinsonian symptoms develop when striatal dopamine depletion reaches

10-30% of normal

30-50% of normal

50-70% of normal

70-90% of normal

Q 12. symptom which respond poorly to therapy in PD

cognitive symptoms

abnormal posture

tremor

rigidity

Q 13. postural instability in PD is tested by

swing test

push test

pull test

lift test

Q 14. true regarding familial Parkinson`s disease include

mutations in α-synuclein and ubiquitin carboxy terminal hydroxylase L1

characteristic histopathologic feature is lewy body

lewy body is eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusion that contains neurofilaments and α-synuclein

all of the above

Q 15. levodopa can be combined with

carbidopa

benserazide

entacapone

all of the above

Q 16. most disabling motor feature of PD is

rest tremor

rigidity

bradykinesia

stooped posture

Q 17. true regarding PD

increased firing of neurons in STN

increased firing of neurons in GPi

excessive inhibition of thalamus

all of the above

Q 18. areas of brain not protected by blood brain barrier

posterior pituitary gland

pineal gland

pineal gland medial eminence of hypothalamus

all of the above

Q 19. symptoms that precedes onset of PD

rapid eye movement-behavioral disorder

micrographia

hypophonia

all of the above

Q 20. which antiparkinsonian drug is associated with valvular disease

levodopa

pergolide

pramipexole

rotigotine

Q 21. inhibitory pathway includes

globus pallidus externa-subthalamic nucleus

striatum- globus pallidus interna

globus pallidus interna-thalamus

all of the above

Q 22. which of the following manifests long before the onset of motor signs in PD

anosmia

depression

sleep disorders

all of the above

Q 23. dopamine agonists readily cross blood brain barrier and act directly on postsynaptic dopamine receptors primarily of

D1 type

D2 type

D3 type

D4 type

Q 24. symptom which respond poorly to therapy in PD

bradykinesia

abnormal posture

balance difficulties

rigidity

Q 25. in PD classic gait is

festinating gait

pigeon gait

scissor gait

antalgic gait

Q 26. true regarding dyskinesias in PD

choreiform and dystonic movements

occurs as a peak dose effect

occurs at the beginning or end of the dose

all of the above

Q 27. early appearance of hallucinations favors

Parkinson’s disease

Wilson disease

DLB

Alzheimer’s disease

Q 28. false regarding levodopa

it is precursor of dopamine

it is not metabolized centrally by dopa-decarboxylase

it is metabolized peripherally by dopa-decarboxylase

it is metabolized by COMT and MAO

Q 29. true regarding rest tremor in PD include all except

frequency of 4 to 6 Hz

appears bilaterally, first distally

may appear in lips, tongue and jaw

spares head and neck

Q 30. true statement includes

levodopa is a dopamine precursor

dopamine does not cross blood brain barrier

domperidome is a peripheral dopamine blocking agent

all of the above

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