Summary of Patient < 3y at Visit 11 (90 months)

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Summary of Patient < 3y at 11 (90 months) Clinician Scoring Page Direct online data entry available? Medication 378 Yes BPW 382 Yes Diagnostic Features 383 Yes UPDRS Clinician 388 Yes CISI-PD 397 Yes MoCA 398 No Scans 406 Blood Tests 409 Yes Patient Questionnaires Page PMH 410 PDQ8 412 EQ5D 413 ESS 414 RBD 415 HADS 416 QUIP 417 Constipation 419 SCOPA-AUT 420 UPDRS Patient 423 NMSS 428 PDSS 438 Wearing off 439 Note: MoCA to be done with the patient on paper, and can then be copied to online Page 377

Medication Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Antiparkinson drugs (mark one or more) L-dopa (including Stalevo) Amantadine Anticholinergic COMT-I Dopamine agonist MAOB-I None Other (specify below) L-Dopa Co-beneldopa Co-careldopa Controlled release (CR) or similar Other (specify below) Leave blank if patient is not on L-dopa. Dispersible Madopar or similar Sinemet or similar Stalevo L-Dopa times per day 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >7 Number of different times L-dopa is taken daily. Page 378

For a guide to L-dopa doses, see V7 Medication form. Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Enter the unit dose of L-dopa taken, e.g. Sinemet Plus 1 tab 3x daily is 100 in each of the first 3 boxes. 1st L-dopa 2nd L-dopa 3rd L-dopa 4th L-dopa 5th L-dopa 6th L-dopa 7th L-dopa Additional L-dopa Include irregular doses, estimate an average if necessary. Amantadine times per day any extra unit dose (mg) (amantadine) Anticholinergic (mark one or more) unit dose Trihexyphenidyl (Benzhexol) Procyclidine Other (specify below) mg mg mg times per day times per day times per day COMT-I (ignore Stalevo here) unit dose Entacapone Tolcapone Other (specify below) mg mg mg times per day times per day times per day Page 379

Dopamine agonists unit dose Case Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Apomorphine intermittent mg times per day Apomorphine pump mg per hour hours per day Bromocriptine Cabergoline Pergolide Pramipexole (Standard or PR) Salt Base mg mg mg mg mg mg times per day times per day times per day times per day times per day times per day (Ignore system rounding for Pramipexole) Ropinirole (Standard or XL) Rotigotine Other (specify below) mg mg mg times per day times per day times per day MAOB-I unit dose Rasagiline Selegiline Zelapar mg mg mg times per day times per day times per day Other (specify below) mg times per day Page 380

Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Other Medication Record drugs taken, other than direct antiparkinson drugs, below. Include supporting therapy for PD here, e.g. domperidone, etc. How many drugs (other than direct antiparkinson drugs)? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 >12 Number of different times L-dopa is taken daily. Record additional medications in the Memo field on the website. Name Name drug 1 Name drug 7 Name drug 2 Name drug 8 Name drug 3 Name drug 9 Name drug 4 Name drug 10 Name drug 5 Name drug 11 Name drug 6 drug 12 Page 381

Blood Pressure, Pulse, Weight Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Enter in your choice of units Page 382

Diagnostic Features Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) (Questions 1-3 are deliberately omitted at this visit) Please note if any of the following are present Page 383

Please mark which of the following are correct in this case Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Page 384

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Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Questions 14 and 15 are omitted deliberately Page 387

UPDRS Clinician Scoring Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Page 388

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UPDRS 4 - Motor Complications Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Page 394

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CISI-PD Clinical Impression of Severity Index Please rate the patient for the following items Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Page 397

MoCA Montreal Cognitive Assessment (Incorporating MMSE) Case 1. Trail. Please draw a line, going from a number to a letter in ascending order. Begin at 1, and draw a line from 1 to A, then to 2 and so on. End at E Text Examiner: tick if correct 2. Cube. Copy this drawing as accurately as you can, in the space below Examiner: tick if correct Page 398

3a. Clock. Draw a clock. Put in all the numbers and set the time to 10 past 11 Examiner: tick if correctly done, for circle, numbers, hands 3b. Pentagons. Copy the interlocking pentagons Examiner: tick if correct 4. Naming. Give the name of each animal Examiner: tick if correct Page 399

1st TRIAL FACE VELVET CHURCH DAISY RED Examiner: do not record second trial Examiner: tick if correct Examiner: tick if correct Page 400

Examiner: tick if correct Page 401

dogs were in the room. Page 402

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Scoring: One point is given for each item correctly answered. The subject must tell the exact date and the exact place (name of hospital, clinic, office). No points are allocated if subject makes an error of one day for the day and date. The system will calculate the scores for you. Page 404

Enter the person s responses here: Page 405

Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Page 406

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Blood Tests Tick here if completed directly online (you can leave the sheet blank) Blood sample for freezer Stick a red barcode with the same ID and centre on to the SST tubes. Spin and pipette the serum into the 3 small freezer tubes and label with a barcode. Do the same for the other SST tube and store the samples at -80 degrees Barcode for SST tubes This shows: ID Centre Page 409

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EQ5D Quality of Life 5 Please complete the following questions please continue Page 413

ESS Epworth Sleep Scale Page 414 please continue

RBD Screening Questionnaire Dream contents mostly match my nocturnal behaviour. Page 415 please continue

1. I feel tense or wound up : Most of the time A lot of the time From time to time, occasionally Not at all 2. I still enjoy the things I used to enjoy: Definitely as much Not quite so much Only a little Hardly at all 3. I get a sort of frightened feeling as if something awful is about to happen: Very definitely and quite badly Yes, but not too badly A little, but it doesn t worry me Not at all 4. I can laugh and see the funny side of things: As much as I always could Not quite so much now Definitely not so much now Not at all 5. Worrying thoughts go through my mind: A great deal of the time A lot of the time From time to time, but not too often Only occasionally 6. I feel cheerful: Not at all Not often Sometimes Most of the time 7. I can sit at ease and feel relaxed: Definitely Usually Not often Not at all 8. I feel as if I am slowed down: HADS Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale Read each item and tick the reply which comes closest to how you have been feeling in the past week. Don't take too long over your replies: your immediate reaction to each item will probably be more accurate than a long thought out response. Nearly all the time Very often Sometimes Not at all 9. I get a sort of frightened feeling like butterflies in the stomach: Not at all Occasionally Quite often Very often 10. I have lost interest in my appearance: Definitely I don t take as I may not take quite I take just as much much care as I should as much care care as ever 11. I feel restless as I have to be on the move: Very much indeed Quite a lot Not very much Not at all 12. I look forward with enjoyment to things: As much as I ever did Rather less than I used to Definitely less than I used to Hardly at all 13. I get sudden feelings of panic: Very often indeed Quite often Not very often Not at all 14. I can enjoy a good book or radio or TV program: Often Sometimes Not often Very seldom Page 416 please continue

QUIP Gambling Sex Buying Eating Page 417 please continue

Other Behaviours Medication use Page 418 please continue

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SCOPA-AUT Page 420 please continue

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UPDRS Patient-Completed Sections Page 423 please continue

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NMSS Non-Motor Symptom Scale For all questions on this page, if Severity is answered no, please leave Frequency unmarked. Page 428 please continue

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PDSS PD Sleep Score Page 438

Thank you. The questions for this visit are now complete. Page 439