advanced Parkinson's disease and emergency response
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Suppose an ordinary patient with advanced Parkinson's disease, who has a brain damage tom dopamine-releasing axons, move very slowly if at all. However, during a emergency for ex: a fire in the building, they may move rapidly and vigorously, what is a possible explanation for this?
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Explanation of advanced Parkinson's and a patient's quick response time during an emergency is provided.
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Paradoxical Kinesis is the explanation for a Parkinson's patient's ability to be able to react much more normally to ...
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