Multiple Movement Disorders- Young Man With Severe Tardive Dyskinesia Showing Oculogyric Dystonic Movements

This video features a brief clip from an HCP-patient interaction and is not a complete formal exam. Note that the audio is muted in some portions of this video in order to remove background conversation and the patient's name for privacy.

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

Look for movements in the neck and trunk:

Tardive dyskinesia

  • Rocking/jerking
  • Arching backward
  • Head nodding/dropping
  • Irregular respiration

Drug-induced parkinsonism

  • Stooped posture
  • Shuffling gait
  • Slowness
  • Muscle rigidity

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.

See the full MIND-TD Questionnaire

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