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Froggy Jumps Extrapyramidal EssentialsOnline version Quiz on basal ganglia and EPS by Mona Eissa 1 Which brain structure is primarily involved in the extrapyramidal system? a Hippocampus b Thalamus c Basal ganglia (caudate, putamen, globus pallidus) 2 What neurotransmitter imbalance is central in classic Parkinson disease? a GABA excess in the globus pallidus b Dopamine deficiency in the nigrostriatal pathway c Excess serotonin in the raphe pathways 3 Which movement hallmark is most characteristic of Parkinsonism? a Postural tremor b Intention tremor c Resting tremor 4 In Parkinson disease, which pathway's relative overactivity leads to bradykinesia? a Indirect pathway b Direct pathway c Cortical-spinal tract 5 Tardive dyskinesia is most closely linked to blockade of which receptor? a Serotonin receptors b Dopamine D1 receptors c Dopamine D2 receptors 6 Which drug class is known to worsen extrapyramidal symptoms? a Levodopa b Typical antipsychotics (e.g., haloperidol) c Selective antidepressants (e.g., fluoxetine) 7 Which disorder is a classic example of basal ganglia dysfunction causing chorea? a Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis b Myasthenia gravis c Huntington's chorea 8 Which statement best describes chorea versus athetosis? a Both are identical in speed and quality b Chorea is slow; athetosis is fast c Chorea is rapid and irregular; athetosis is slower and writhing 9 Which movement feature is not typical of extrapyramidal syndromes? a Spasticity b Bradykinesia c Rigidity 10 Which term describes slowed movement commonly seen in EPS? a Hyperkinesia b Bradykinesia c Dystonia

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Extrapyramidal EssentialsOnline version

Quiz on basal ganglia and EPS

by Mona Eissa

Which brain structure is primarily involved in the extrapyramidal system?

Hippocampus

Thalamus

Basal ganglia (caudate, putamen, globus pallidus)

What neurotransmitter imbalance is central in classic Parkinson disease?

GABA excess in the globus pallidus

Dopamine deficiency in the nigrostriatal pathway

Excess serotonin in the raphe pathways

Which movement hallmark is most characteristic of Parkinsonism?

Postural tremor

Intention tremor

Resting tremor

In Parkinson disease, which pathway's relative overactivity leads to bradykinesia?

Indirect pathway

Direct pathway

Cortical-spinal tract

Tardive dyskinesia is most closely linked to blockade of which receptor?

Serotonin receptors

Dopamine D1 receptors

Dopamine D2 receptors

Which drug class is known to worsen extrapyramidal symptoms?

Levodopa

Typical antipsychotics (e.g., haloperidol)

Selective antidepressants (e.g., fluoxetine)

Which disorder is a classic example of basal ganglia dysfunction causing chorea?

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Myasthenia gravis

Huntington's chorea

Which statement best describes chorea versus athetosis?

Both are identical in speed and quality

Chorea is slow; athetosis is fast

Chorea is rapid and irregular; athetosis is slower and writhing

Which movement feature is not typical of extrapyramidal syndromes?

Spasticity

Bradykinesia

Rigidity

Which term describes slowed movement commonly seen in EPS?

Hyperkinesia

Bradykinesia

Dystonia

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by Mona Eissa

Which brain structure is primarily involved in the extrapyramidal system?

What neurotransmitter imbalance is central in classic Parkinson disease?

Which movement hallmark is most characteristic of Parkinsonism?

In Parkinson disease, which pathway's relative overactivity leads to bradykinesia?

Tardive dyskinesia is most closely linked to blockade of which receptor?

Which drug class is known to worsen extrapyramidal symptoms?

Which disorder is a classic example of basal ganglia dysfunction causing chorea?

Which statement best describes chorea versus athetosis?

Which movement feature is not typical of extrapyramidal syndromes?

Which term describes slowed movement commonly seen in EPS?

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