At your hospital in the Shandong Province of​ China, a​ 24-year-old woman has just been admitted with complaints

At your hospital in the Shandong Province of​ China, a​ 24-year-old woman has just been admitted with complaints of extreme​ dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. She believes these symptoms to be related to two​ long-term conditions.​ First, she has been unable to walk steadily for over 20 years. She remarks that she did not begin walking until the age of 7.​ Second, her speech carries an odd rhythm to it. She slurs her words. Her voice changes quality​ randomly, sounding nasal one minute and raspy the next. She indicates this has been a problem all her life. She did not begin speaking intelligibly until she was 6 years old. Living in a rural area very far from the​ hospital, she did not seek medical assistance for these conditions until today. . . . Question content area right Part 1 Your colleague comes back from running the tests and gives you the results. You talk to the patient about the results. During the​ discussion, the patient shows obvious signs of ataxia. What does this​ mean? A. decreased reflexes B. a loss of coordinated movements C. decreased muscle tone D. overactive reflexes E. paralysis with muscle rigidity