Question

shuffling gait is commonly associated with which of the following conditions?
a) osgood schlatter
b) posterolateral disc herniation
c) parkinson
d) scheuermann disease

Explanation:

A shuffling gait (small, slow steps with reduced arm swing) is a classic symptom of Parkinson's disease, which affects motor control. Osgood - Schlatter is a knee condition in adolescents, posterolateral disc herniation affects the spine/nerve roots (causing pain/numbness, not a shuffling gait), and Scheuermann disease is a spinal disorder affecting curvature, not gait in this characteristic way.

Answer:

c) Parkinson