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Progressive gait ataxia with dysarthria and/or dysphagia and difficulty with repetitive oral and speech movements are typical of which disorder?

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Which type of Cerebral Palsy can usually be characterised by: intention tremor, wide based gait, cerebellar dysarthria, and relatively normal language.

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Which type of Cerebral Palsy involves basal ganglia and extrapyramidal pathways (usually presents with athetoid and/or dystonia)

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Language regression and behaviour disorder can be seen in which rare childhood syndrome?

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Bilateral lesions of which area can cause cortical deafness?

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A partial anterior circulation stroke in the posterior branch of the MCA of the non-dominant hemisphere can cause what?

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A pure motor hemiparesis may be seen in the acute stages of a lacunar stroke, in which area?

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Emotional lability, contention scheduling difficulties, impulsiveness and perseveration can all potentially be seen after trauma to which brain region?

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The following symptoms are likely in which form of dementia: primary episodic memory impairment, anterograde and retrograde amnesia, with comparatively good short term memory.

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In which type of dementia would you see executive problems, apathy, and potential aggression?

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What is commonly seen in Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease?

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Which motor system is responsible for voluntary and conscious movements?

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Which type of tremor are you likely to see in cerebellar ataxia?

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Rest tremor is association with extrapyramidal disease

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Which Parkinson's Plus disease presents with personality/psychiatric and movement disorders, dysarthria, and is treated with copperchelating agents?

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The following symptoms are typical of which disease: initially distal limb weakness, variable hyperreflexia, extensor plantar responses, and possible fasiculations.

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Progressive gait ataxia with dysarthria and/or dysphagia and difficulty with repetitive oral and speech movements are typical of which disorder?

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Which type of Cerebral Palsy can usually be characterised by: intention tremor, wide based gait, cerebellar dysarthria, and relatively normal language.

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Which type of Cerebral Palsy involves basal ganglia and extrapyramidal pathways (usually presents with athetoid and/or dystonia)

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Language regression and behaviour disorder can be seen in which rare childhood syndrome?

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Bilateral lesions of which area can cause cortical deafness?

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A partial anterior circulation stroke in the posterior branch of the MCA of the non-dominant hemisphere can cause what?

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A pure motor hemiparesis may be seen in the acute stages of a lacunar stroke, in which area?

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Emotional lability, contention scheduling difficulties, impulsiveness and perseveration can all potentially be seen after trauma to which brain region?

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The following symptoms are likely in which form of dementia: primary episodic memory impairment, anterograde and retrograde amnesia, with comparatively good short term memory.

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In which type of dementia would you see executive problems, apathy, and potential aggression?

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What is commonly seen in Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease?

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Which motor system is responsible for voluntary and conscious movements?

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Which type of tremor are you likely to see in cerebellar ataxia?

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Which Parkinson's Plus disease presents with personality/psychiatric and movement disorders, dysarthria, and is treated with copperchelating agents?

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The following symptoms are typical of which disease: initially distal limb weakness, variable hyperreflexia, extensor plantar responses, and possible fasiculations.

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