A 65-year-old male is at the doctor’s office for his yearly physical exam. The doctor

A 65-year-old male is at the doctor’s office for his yearly physical exam. The doctor immediately notices the patient’s hands are shaky. The patient can’t remember when the shaking started, and the doctor’s note from his previous visit last year didn’t show any tremors. He asks the patient to walk across the room and the patient is very slow to get up and very slow to take his first step. While he is walking slowly, his gait can be described as shuffling. When testing his musculoskeletal strength, he has increased muscle tone with cog wheel rigidity. Which of the following is the correct diagnosis? Select one O A. Myasthenia Gravis O R. Parkinson’s Disease O C. Huntington’s Disease O D. Alzheimer’s Disease

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