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Lesson 988 of 1524

Drugs to Treat Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis

The medications for each condition are distinct based on the etiologies.

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The medications for each condition are distinct based on the etiologies. Medications are essentially beneficial in reducing symptoms of these conditions.

In addition, medications are helpful in preventing relapses in MS and delaying the progression of PD In PD, the medications are focused on increasing dopamine levels in the CNS by using dopamine replacement/dopamine agonist agents.

medications — focused on increasing dopamine levels in the CNS by using dopamine replacement/dopamine agonist agents. medications for each condition — distinct based on the etiologies. oligodendrocytes — type of non-neuronal cells in the CNS that do not produce electrical impulses; main functions are to provide support and insulation to axons in the CNS. nystagmus — involuntary oscillating eye movements that are usually rapid, repetitive, and uncontrolled.

Worked example

What does “medications” mean in Drugs to Treat Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis?

  1. 1Use the wording this chapter gives for medications.
  2. 2The book says: focused on increasing dopamine levels in the CNS by using dopamine replacement/dopamine agonist agents.
  3. 3Do not use the meaning of medications for each condition. That term means distinct based on the etiologies.

Result: focused on increasing dopamine levels in the CNS by using dopamine replacement/dopamine agonist agents

Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for medications.

Do not swap medications and medications for each condition. medications means focused on increasing dopamine levels in the CNS by using dopamine replacement/dopamine agonist agents. medications for each condition means distinct based on the etiologies.

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