Characteristics of Primary Motor Neuron Amyotrophy Include

question 7

Multiple Choice

Characteristics of primary motor neuron amyotrophy include:

• A)loss of sensation in distal, proximal, or midline muscles.
• B)fasciculations and muscle cramps in distal, proximal, or midline muscles.
• C)flaccid paralysis with paresthesia in distal, proximal, or midline muscles.
• D)spastic paralysis with increased deep tendon reflexes in distal, proximal, or midline muscles.

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