Which of the following statements regarding "on" and "off" periods of Parkinson disease is false?
A. A person can move with relative ease during an "on" period.
B. An "off" period typically occurs at the Cmax following levodopa dosing.
C. Medication adjustment can usually minimize "off" periods.
D. Surgical treatment may be needed to manage dyskinesia during "off" periods.
Answer: B. An "off" period typically occurs at the Cmax following levodopa dosing.
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