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what is dytstonia
abnormal sustained, but not fixed posture of a body part due to involuntary muscle activation
what is cause of dystonia
co-contraction of agonsists and antagonists
what is general presentation of dystonia
mobile rather than fixed, often task specific
- can be tricked with sensory tricks
what is dystonic tremor
typically jerky with ireegular frequency and amplitude
what are 2 classifications of dystonia
axis 1 - clinical Sx
axis 2 - etiology
what are axis 1 features (3)
what are 2 axis 2 types
2. secondary (trauma, stroke, degenerative)
what are primary idiopathic dystonias (3)
blepharospasm, torticolis, task specific (writes cramps
what are genetic dystonias
young onset
DYT1 gene
3 secondary, degenerative/metabolic dystonias
what is wilsons
AR disoreder of gene mutation causing accumulation of Cu in brain and around eye
what is essential question in dystonia
Is this a secondary dystonia?
what is workup for dystonia (3)
5 treatments of generalized dystonia
treatment for focal dystonia
botox
what is defining feature of tourettes
3 key questions to ask for tourettes
what is neurodegenerative association with tics
treatment of tics
what id diff between lupic movements and akathisia movements
what is presentation of huntingtons (4)
what is genetics of HD