#1
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor
zkadhem - 05-23-09 15:14 My answer is: c.
#2
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor bingousmle - 05-24-09 00:26 My answer is: c.
#3
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor usmlefever3 - 05-24-09 01:35 My answer is: c.
#4
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor harry206 - 05-24-09 10:02 My answer is: d.
#5
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor sackatdoc - 05-24-09 10:47 My answer is: b.
#6
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor
meduploader - 05-24-09 14:26 My answer is: c.
#7
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor shahprasun - 05-25-09 14:49 My answer is: d.
#8
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor fas148 - 05-27-09 03:45 My answer is: b.
#9
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor zorawar - 06-21-09 05:10 My answer is: c.
#10
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor conym5 - 06-21-09 09:26 DDD
Parkinson's disease......resting tremor with bradykinesia
Benign familial tremor, Huntington's chorea......family history of tremors or chorea should be present
Intention tremo...r..cerebellar leisions
#11
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor sabiraghauri - 06-21-09 09:29 My answer is: c.
#12
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor docraj - 06-21-09 20:19 My answer is: c.
#13
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor mtniharika - 09-18-09 17:38 My answer is: d.
#14
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor lisjan - 11-07-09 17:02 My answer is: c.
#15
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor zoah2005 - 11-07-09 18:04 My answer is: c.
#16
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor 1811166 - 12-22-09 00:55 My answer is: d.
#17
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor katamoto - 03-28-10 16:24 My answer is: d.
#18
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor enas3110 - 03-28-10 16:39 My answer is: d.
#19
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor mangofran - 03-29-10 16:55 My answer is: c.
#20
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor mangofran - 03-29-10 16:56 My answer is: c.
#21
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor pawan238 - 03-30-10 02:04 My answer is: c.
#22
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor conym5 - 04-18-10 08:44 My answer is: c.
Tremor intensity can worsen in response to fatigue, strong emotions, low blood sugar, cold, caffeine, lithium salts, some antidepressants or other factors.
#23
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor khan80 - 04-19-10 12:11 My answer is: b.
#24
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor shehabsedigg - 05-05-10 15:03 My answer is: b.
#25
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor bmnnbm - 08-04-10 10:49 My answer is: c.
#26
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor babbu5508 - 09-30-10 12:46 My answer is: c.
ssential tremor (ET) is a slowly progressive neurological disorder whose most recognizable feature is a tremor of the arms that is apparent during voluntary movements such as eating and writing
#27
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor fudge15019 - 10-09-10 11:44 My answer is: c.
#28
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor robbyj32 - 12-09-10 13:46 My answer is: b.
#29
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor sarahseemeen - 12-11-10 02:25 My answer is: d.
#30
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor ramuvarma - 12-11-10 04:22 My answer is: b.
#31
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor anusha97 - 12-26-10 10:54 My answer is: c.
#32
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor sudha2015 - 12-26-10 12:27 My answer is: b.
#33
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor dinmenace - 06-24-11 16:06 My answer is: c.
#34
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor visionary235 - 07-13-11 02:27 My answer is: c.
#35
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor zeeman - 07-13-11 16:38 My answer is: c.
#36
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor shameer2011 - 09-10-11 09:05 My answer is: a.
#37
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor dan12131969 - 04-25-12 16:12 My answer is: c.
#38
Re: IM: Nurology/tremor hassan123 - 04-26-12 09:30 My answer is: c.
