[Expert Solution]: Parkinsonism or Pseudoparkinsonism (a…

Parkinsonism or Pseudoparkinsonism (a side-effect of psychotropic drugs) A. muscle tightness limited to throat, neck, tongue, mouth and jaw. B. restlessness, inability to sit still, agitation, excitement, rapid speech. C. muscular rigidity, mask-Ike face, shuttling gait, drooling, tremors. D. rapid tongue movement, faster blinking, more arm swinging while walking. You can tell if a patient has proper orientation by A. seeing whether the patient sits and eats properly. B. observing if the patient wanders around and makes wrong turns. C. asking the patient’s name, the day of the week, where the patient is now. D. listening to the patient’s conversations with others.