A toddler-age patient appears to have lordosis and a potbelly. Which is the reason for this assessment finding
1) This is abnormal, and back exercises will help improve the toddler's posture.
2) This is the normal appearance of a toddler as a result of weak abdominal muscles.
3) This is normal until the child is 5 or 6 years old.
4) This is abnormal and the toddler may need a back brace for support.
ANS: 2
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