Cerebral Palsy Characterized by Problems with Balance and Depth Perception

question 31

Multiple Choice

Cerebral palsy characterized by problems with balance and depth perception, causing patients to walk with unsteady gait, is known as the ____ type.

• A) ataxic
• B) sporadic
• C) athetoid
• D) dyskinetic

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Definitions:

Tuskegee Study

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