During the interview,a family member makes the observation that the patient frequently reaches for furniture when walking through a room and walks down stairs one step at a time.The family has not noted any other problems.During the screening examination,all of the following screening tests are likely to demonstrate abnormal findings that contribute to this problem EXCEPT

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The Babinski reflex is a neurological test used to assess the integrity of the corticospinal tract by stroking the sole of the foot. An abnormal Babinski reflex indicates central nervous system problems, but it is not directly related to balance or coordination issues that would cause a person to reach for furniture when walking or walk down stairs one step at a time. The other options (A, B, D) are more directly related to assessing balance, coordination, and motor function, which could contribute to the observed problems.

During the Interview,a Family Member Makes the Observation That the Patient