Knowing that muscular dystrophy affects the voluntary muscles, which one of the following patient problems should you expect to be a direct effect of the disease?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Muscular dystrophy affects the voluntary muscles, leading to muscle weakness and loss of muscle mass over time. As a result, patients with muscular dystrophy may not be able to walk or may have difficulty walking. Constipation, slow heart rate, and vasodilation are not direct effects of muscular dystrophy.

Knowing That Muscular Dystrophy Affects the Voluntary Muscles, Which One