Question

read the description of the patients condition below, then diagnose it by dragging the most likely disorder from the list on the left into the diagnosis box. hypocalcemic tetany muscular dystrophy poliomyelitis muscle cramps myasthenia gravis patient experiences progressive weakening and ultimately paralysis of muscles. muscle cell membranes and all associated proteins are normal, and there is no evidence of auto - antibodies. diagnosis

Explanation:

Hypocalcemic tetany is related to low calcium levels. Muscular dystrophy involves abnormal muscle - cell proteins. Poliomyelitis is a viral - induced nerve disorder. Muscle cramps are short - term muscle contractions. Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disorder. Since the patient has normal muscle cell membranes and no auto - antibodies, and experiences progressive muscle weakening and paralysis, poliomyelitis is a likely diagnosis as it affects the nervous system controlling muscles.

Answer:

Poliomyelitis