Bettina was diagnosed with schizophrenia in the late 1960s and placed on Haldol (haloperidol). Bettina lived a relatively normal life until recently, when she began uncontrollably thrusting out her tongue, grotesquely squinching her face, and flailing her arms and legs. It appears that Bettina has developed ____
a. ?mania
b. ?tardive dyskinesia
c. ?Parkinson's syndrome.
d. ?muscular dystrophy
ANSWER:
b
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