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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Fasciculations are particularly associated with primary motor neuron injury, and muscle cramps are common. Mild fatigue is a common complaint.

Characteristics of Primary Motor Neuron Amyotrophy Include