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Grand Rounds in the PLTW hospital Cassidy Watson

Patient 4 Patient 4 is a male He is 55 His wife bring him here to see what is wrong with him

Slow movement Lost of balance Quiet Hand shaking Bad hand writing symptoms Slow movement Lost of balance Quiet Hand shaking Bad hand writing

diagnose of patient 4 He has Parkinson There are other illness that he could of had some similar character to what he has, Bradykinesia, and gout

Symptoms of Parkinson Shaking Small writing Lost of smell Trouble sleeping Trouble with walking Constipation Soft talking No expression Dizzy Lost of balance

Who at risk People over 50 has a higher risk Males has a more change getting it People having a family history getting it Post menopausal who do not use hormone replacement therapy are at risk People who works around toxics Low vitamin b are at risk People with head trauma are at risk

treatment There are no treatment for Parkinson You need excise and eat healthy for Parkinson not to act up has much

The future If he does not work out or eat healthy he more likely be suffering with pain and not able to walk as much and can not write well

Careers that deals with Parkinson Neurologist a doctor who studies and treats the nervous system One of the many problems that Neurologist work with is Parkinson Movement Disorder Specialist A doctor who studies the movement of a person and helps the person get around better

fact 1 out of 300 people has it

2013,symptoms,http://www. pdf 2013,symptoms,http://www.pdf.org/en/symptoms 2013,ten signs of parkinson,http://www.parkinson.org/10signs 2013, treatment for parkinsonhttp://www.webmd.com/parkinsons- disease/tc/parkinsons-disease-treatment-overview 2013,the right doctor for Parkinson http://www.pdf.org/en/yy_doctor