Article
~5 mins
•Sep 2022
Tardive Dyskinesia vs Drug-Induced Parkinsonism: Know the Difference to Make a Difference
Real-World Patient Case Study
Other Movement Disorder: 65-Year-Old Woman With Drug-Induced Parkinsonism Showing Tongue Tremor
Case Study
~1 min
•Sep 2022
This video features a brief clip from an HCP-patient interaction and is not a complete formal exam.
MIND-TD Questionnaire (Partial)
Look for movements in the face:
Tardive dyskinesia
- Increased blinking
- Brow Wrinkling
- Chewing/sucking
- Mouth opening/closing
- Grimacing
- Tongue protrusion/darting
- Bonbon sign
- Lateral jaw movement
Drug-induced parkinsonism
- Decreased blinking/reptilian stare
- Tremor in jaw or tongue
- Decreased facial expression
- Mouth hanging open
- Drooling
The completed portions of the MIND-TD Questionnaire that accompany this video are taken from sections of the questionnaire and do not represent the screening tool in its entirety.
The MIND-TD Questionnaire is intended to facilitate a dialogue about abnormal movements with patients at risk for TD. Diagnosis of TD should be based on the patient’s medical history, their symptoms, and the clinician’s best judgment.
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Case Study
~2 mins
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~8 mins
•Oct 2021
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