Loss of Coordination and Balance, but Not Paralysis Is Associated

question 46

Multiple Choice

Loss of coordination and balance, but not paralysis is associated with:

• A) damage to descending excitatory pathways
• B) excitatory inputs to motor neurons being unopposed because of disruption of an inhibitory system in the brain stem.
• C) damage to the spinal cord
• D) damage to the cerebellum
• E) loss of alpha motor neurons

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