Relatives brought an elderly relative to the health center because they noticed a new behavior in the elderly person. The nurse practitioner explained that the behavior they noticed was characteristic of Parkinson's disease
Which of the following symptoms was most likely noticed in their relative? A) Forced eyelid closure
B) Faint tremor in the hands or feet
C) Depression
D) Difficulty in swallowing
B
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A progressive, faint tremor is often an early sign of Parkinson's disease. Forced eyelid closure, dysphagia, and depression are likely later signs.
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