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The extrapyramidal system can be affected in a number of ways, which are revealed in a range of extrapyramidal symptoms such as akinesia (inability to initiate movement) and akathisia (inability to remain motionless).
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...nurse anticipate administering if the client developed extrapyramidal effect? - Resolved Question: How does the pyramidal and extrapyramidal system function to control movement?
- Resolved Question: How do you understand :"extrapyramidal side effects occur in 30 to 50% of patients?
WHY NOT TO 100 % of patients which make the difference? - Resolved Question: Whats the difference between Direct pathways (pyramidal tracks) and indirect pathways(extrapyramidal…
I dont understand the difference in how the control skeletal muscles. - Resolved Question: What is the drug that is most commonly used to reverse extrapyramidal side effects??
with the use of anti psychotic medication? - Resolved Question: Why do extrapyramidal side effects occur with the use of anti psychotic medication?
- Resolved Question: research and explain why extrapyramidal side effect occur with the use of antipsychotic medication. …
the medication most commonly used to reverse these side effects? - Resolved Question: Compare and contrast pyramidal tracts and extrapyramidal tracts anatomically and functionally.?
Compare and contrast pyramidal tracts and extrapyramidal tracts anatomically and functionally. - Resolved Question: Aripiprizole is a third generation, atypical antipsychotic, does it cause Extrapyramidal movement di…
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