Which of the Following Statements Distinguishes the Tremor and Dysmetria

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements distinguishes the tremor and dysmetria typical of cerebellar disorders?

• A)Dysmetria is difficulty with performing rapid alternating movements,whereas tremor is impairment in measuring the distance of muscular acts (overreaching or underreaching)
• B)Dysmetria is impairment in measuring the distance of muscular acts (overreaching or underreaching),whereas tremor is an involuntary,rhythmic,oscillatory movement of a body part seen during movement toward the target
• C)Cerebellar tremor is difficulty with performing rapid alternating movements,whereas dysmetria is impairment in measuring the distance of muscular acts (overreaching or underreaching)
• D)Cerebellar tremor is involuntary,rhythmic,oscillatory movement of a body part typically seen at rest,whereas dysmetria is impairment in measuring the distance of muscular acts (overreaching or underreaching)

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