
Blog|Articles|November 7, 2017
Impulse Control Disorder in Parkinson Disease: 3 Questions
Author(s)Jacob Taylor, MD, MPH, Gregory Pontone, MD
Delirium, psychosis, impulse control disorders: these are among the psychiatric problems associated with dopaminergic medications that control PD motor symptoms. Take the quiz.
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Question 1 (Answer and Question #2 on Next Page »):
Answer and Question #2 on Next Page »
The correct answer is B
Question 2 (Answer and Question #3 on Next Page »):
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The correct answer is C
Question 3: (Answer on next page >)
The correct answer is B
For more on this topic, see Implications of Impulse Control Disorder in Parkinson Disease, on which this quiz is based.
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