Which of the following describes the infectious disease that produces spastic paralysis? botulism sarcoma Duchenne muscular...
Which of the following describes the infectious disease that produces spastic paralysis?
| botulism | |
| sarcoma | |
| Duchenne muscular dystrophy | |
| tetanus | |
| myotonic muscular dystrophy |
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Option d is the right answer as tetanus, an infectious disease produces spastic paralysis symptoms in which muscle goes into mild stiffness and uncontrollable leg movement.
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