A pediatrician tapped the knee of a child. She found that the child's patellar tendon reflex was abnormal. Which of the child's body areas might have problems?

A. Eyes, ears, or nose
B. Tibias, ankles, or feet
C. Knees, thighs, or hips
D. Muscles, nerves, or spinal cord


Answer: D

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