Parkinson?s disease;Critically discuss the implications to nursing and interprofessional practice when caring for people diagnosed with the varying stages of the condition.Written Assessment: Part A (Nursing)Length: 1,500 wordsTask: Mr Patrick Drew is a 74-year-old man (UR number 452342). He was referred by his GP to the neurology team for investigation and management of his Parkinson?s disease, dysphagia and falls. On assessment, he demonstrated bradykinesia, gaze limitations (in all directions) a persistent unilateral tremor in his right arm, and a shuffling gait (with limited arm swing). His limb rigidity is ?lead pipe rigidity? but he also has ?cogwheel rigidity? in his wrists. His wife Betty, described an increasing frequency in coughing and choking during the meals. His lung fields are clear and there is currently no indication of aspiration pneumonia. Mr Drew has right sided facial bruising, including a large periorbital haematoma, where he fell and hit his head earlier in the week. A CT scan ruled out head injury and the event was classified as unremarkable. His frequency of falls has also increased in the last few months.Mr Drew takes Sinemet (a combination of levodopa and carbidopa) and amantadine. Mr Drew?s problem is related to a deficit of dopamine within the brain. Neither of these drugs is dopamine.Temp ? 36.7 C, HR 64, RR 14, BP 140/82, SpO2 97% RA.Structure and presentation:This assignment is a piece of academic writing and needs to be structured as such, with an introduction and conclusion. You may use sub-headings as needed. It is a requirement of this assignment that 12 or more current relevant policies, practice guidelines, academic literature, and peer reviewed evidenced based sources (other than the prescribed texts) are referred to in your work.APA ReferencingExcellent use of APA format, inclusive of citations and references.QUESTIONS