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A person with paraplegia has paralysis of the:
a. all four extremities
b. arms and hands
c. the lower extremities
d. the extremities of one side of the body

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Final answer:

Paraplegia refers to lower extremity paralysis with the upper body unaffected.


Explanation:

Paraplegia refers to paralysis that affects the lower extremities and lower portions of the trunk. It is characterized by the loss of sensation and movement in the legs and lower body while the upper body remains unaffected.


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