A client is being evaluated for Parkinson disease (PD). Which findings on the Unified Parkinson Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS)would be considered positive for PD? Select all that apply.
A)Diarrhea
B)Dystonia
C)Retropulsion
D)Hyperphonia
E)Festination

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A)The UPDRS rates clients in 42 different areas of function. Positive findings for PD include retropulsion (the tendency to fall backward), festination (rapid walking as if trying to run), and dystonia (twisting and repetitive movements). Diarrhea and hyperphonia (loud voice)are not symptoms of PD. Constipation and hypophonia (soft voice)are symptoms of PD.
B)The UPDRS rates clients in 42 different areas of function. Positive findings for PD include retropulsion (the tendency to fall backward), festination (rapid walking as if trying to run), and dystonia (twisting and repetitive movements). Diarrhea and hyperphonia (loud voice)are not symptoms of PD. Constipation and hypophonia (soft voice)are symptoms of PD.
C)The UPDRS rates clients in 42 different areas of function. Positive findings for PD include retropulsion (the tendency to fall backward), festination (rapid walking as if trying to run), and dystonia (twisting and repetitive movements). Diarrhea and hyperphonia (loud voice)are not symptoms of PD. Constipation and hypophonia (soft voice)are symptoms of PD.
D)The UPDRS rates clients in 42 different areas of function. Positive findings for PD include retropulsion (the tendency to fall backward), festination (rapid walking as if trying to run), and dystonia (twisting and repetitive movements). Diarrhea and hyperphonia (loud voice)are not symptoms of PD. Constipation and hypophonia (soft voice)are symptoms of PD.
E)The UPDRS rates clients in 42 different areas of function. Positive findings for PD include retropulsion (the tendency to fall backward), festination (rapid walking as if trying to run), and dystonia (twisting and repetitive movements). Diarrhea and hyperphonia (loud voice)are not symptoms of PD. Constipation and hypophonia (soft voice)are symptoms of PD.

A Client Is Being Evaluated for Parkinson Disease (PD)