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1. Which is a motor symptom

a) Decreased levels of Dopamine
b) Tremors
c) Increased sensitivity to temperature

2. What does degenerative mean in relation to Parkinson's disease?

a) Because people struggle
b) Because it is a disorder
c) because it progressively gets worse

3. What area of the brain does affect?
a)Midbrain
b)Cerebrum
c)Cerebellum
d)Substantia Nigra

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIEUEV9wlyI​

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRLB7WqX0fU

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Brain scans of people with Parkinson's disease 

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Brain scans of people with Parkinson's disease 

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How psychological experience of motor symptoms can worsen or contribute to the development of non-motor symptoms 

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How psychological experience of motor symptoms can worsen or contribute to the development of non-motor symptoms 

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Because symptoms include decreased concentration and can cause cognitive issues to arise and impaired functions of movement, patients can become depressed and experience mental health problems also as a result the decreased levels of dopamine being released.

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Description of the CNS and neurotransmitters in reference to the condition

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Description of the CNS and neurotransmitters in reference to the condition

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Due to parkinson's disease being a neurodegenerative disorder which is a result of the degeneration of neurons, more specifically Dopamine in substantia nigra (located in the midbrain). the substantia nigra controls smooth, coordinated muscle movements and levels of arousal, so due the impairment of neurotransmitters in this area of the brain this causes the motor and non-motor symptoms associated with the disease.

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Prognosis and treatment options for patients

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Prognosis and treatment options for patients

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There is no cure, but motor symptoms such as tremors, muscle rigidity and slowness of movement can be relieved by medications that restore the deficiency of dopamine by increasing levels of neurotransmitter in the brain. when symptoms such as

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Defective neuron receptors
Deficiencies of the neurotransmitter dopamine

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Outline prevalence of parkinson's disease in aus and who is most affected by the disease.

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Outline prevalence of parkinson's disease in aus and who is most affected by the disease.

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1 in 308 people have Parkinson's in Australia

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4 motor symptoms of parkinson's and 2 non-motor

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4 motor symptoms of parkinson's and 2 non-motor

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Motor:
Tremors: continuous involuntary shaking of the body
muscle rigidity: stiffness of muscles whereby muscles do not relax
postural instability: difficulty to maintain an upward position
Bradykinesia: Slowness of voluntary movement, decrease in accuracy of fine motor movements,

Non motor:
Disturbed temperature regulation: contributes to increased sweating and sensitivity to temperature
Cognitive issues: slowness of thinking, impaired planning and decision making and memory loss

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Description of Parkinson's and why it's referred to as a neurodegenerative disease.

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Description of Parkinson's and why it's referred to as a neurodegenerative disease.

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Parkinson's is a chronic and degeneratie neurological condition, causes by the lack of or decreasing amounts neurons in the Substantia Nigra which results in a deficiency of dopamine, thus effects motor and non-motor functions. It is classified as a neurodegenerative disease because symptoms progressively get worse over time.