Which disease has a characteristic way that the patient (a child) uses to get up from the floor?

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Muscular dystrophy is a genetic disorder that weakens the muscles over time, and children with this condition may have difficulty standing up from the floor. They may use a "Gower's maneuver" where they push themselves up from the floor using their hands and arms and then "walk" up their legs to stand upright. This is a characteristic way of standing up that is associated specifically with muscular dystrophy. Tendonitis, avulsion, and myalgia do not typically present with this characteristic maneuver.

Which Disease Has a Characteristic Way That the Patient (A