TO_HELP_A_CHILD_WITH_SCISSORING_GAIT,_WHAT_SHOULD_NOT_BE_DONE??$ – McqOptions

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1.	TO_HELP_A_CHILD_WITH_SCISSORING_GAIT,_WHAT_SHOULD_NOT_BE_DONE??$
A.	releasing a tendon surgically
B.	tying two pillows on the inner side of the leg and having the child walk
C.	surgical amputation of legs
D.	making the child walk with a mild obstruction between the two legs
Answer» B. tying two pillows on the inner side of the leg and having the child walk

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