Parkinson's Neurology

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Across
  1. 4. Stooped posture is common due to increased trunk ___
  2. 5. Clinical sign of 2nd stage Parkinson's Disease: tremor on ___ side
  3. 6. Pastor' Day and Marsden test: assess ability to recover from ___ pull on shoulder
  4. 7. Patient with cognitive deficits display will show the inability to ___ when doing multiple tasks
  5. 11. Autonomic changes in Parkinson's Disease: reduced ___ mobility
  6. 12. Reduced ___ capacity and FEV1 in patient with respiratory complication
  7. 15. Hypertonia in Parkinson's Disease results in ___ rigidity
  8. 16. Sign of hypokinesia: reduced ___ of movement
  9. 17. Gait training involves ___ sensory cue for initiation of walking
  10. 18. Cognitive strategy for rehabilitation: provide ___ instruction
  11. 19. Strategies for movement rehabilitation consists of ___ appropriate movement pattern
  12. 20. Structure found in basal ganglia
Down
  1. 1. Physiotherapy intervention is provided as part of ___ approach
  2. 2. Role of basal ganglia in motor control: internal cueing of movement component during ___ movement
  3. 3. Gait impairment: wide base of support during ___ stage of disease
  4. 8. Degeneration and loss of cells in substantial nigra pars ___
  5. 9. Cardiovascular fitness helps in alleviating symptoms of depression, ___, and insomnia
  6. 10. Drug used in drug therapy for Parkinson's Disease
  7. 13. Typical clinical signs of Parkinson's Disease: ___ gait
  8. 14. Postural instability occur due to loss of equilibrium and ___ reaction