In the neural tube defect spina bifida, which of the following problems can the nurse expect the child to exhibit?
1. Problems walking
2. Partial or complete paralysis of the legs
3. Problems with bowel or bladder control
4. All of the above
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1. There are different types of spina bifida, and the degree of severity will depend on how severely the child is affected.
2. There are different types of spina bifida, and the degree of severity will depend on how severely the child is affected.
3. There are different types of spina bifida, and the degree of severity will depend on how severely the child is affected.
4. There are different types of spina bifida, and the degree of severity will depend on how severely the child is affected.
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