Question at position 7 Which of these would you find in an individual with Parkinson's disease?Slow breathing, poor balanceTics, seizuresTremors, rigidity, shuffling gaitHyperreflexia, poor balance, hoarse voice

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Question at position 7 Which of these would you find in an individual with Parkinson's disease?Slow breathing, poor balanceTics, seizuresTremors, rigidity, shuffling gaitHyperreflexia, poor balance, hoarse voice

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Let's break down the question and each option to assess which set of symptoms aligns with Parkinson's disease.
Option 1: 'Slow breathing, poor balance' — While balance issues can occur in Parkinson's, slow breathing is not a defining or primary motor symptom of the disease. This combination doesn't capture the hallmark motor features typically taught for PD.
Option 2: 'Tics, seizures' — Tics are more commonly associated with tic disorders (like Tourette syndrome), not Parkinson's. Seizures are also not a characteristic motor pattern of PD. This pairing points to other neurology diagnoses rather than Parkinson's.
Option 3: 'Tremors, rigidity, shuffling gait' — Tremors (especially resting tremor), rigidity, and a shuffling gait (bradykinetic gait) are classic motor signs of Parkinson's disease. This option directly reflects the core triad used in clinical descriptions of PD.
Option 4: 'Hyperreflexia, poor balance, hoarse voice' — Hyperreflexia is more typical of upper motor neuron lesions or certain neurologic conditions, not a defining feature of Parkinson's. While balance problems can occur in PD and voice changes can arise from hypophonia, the combination here does not best represent the primary PD motor features.
In summary, Option 3 most accurately corresponds to the characteristic motor manifestations of Parkinson's disease, whereas the other options describe symptom clusters that align with different conditions or non-primary PD features.

Question at position 7 Which of these would you find in an individual with Parkinson's disease?Slow breathing, poor balanceTics, seizuresTremors, rigidity, shuffling gaitHyperreflexia, poor balance, hoarse voice

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Question at position 7 Which of these would you find in an individual with Parkinson's disease?Slow breathing, poor balanceTics, seizuresTremors, rigidity, shuffling gaitHyperreflexia, poor balance, hoarse voice

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