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Praxis II Special Ed

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Prader-Willi syndrome is a genetic syndrome usually caused by the lack of several genes on two chromosomes. This condition causes which of the following symptoms?

Preoccupation with food and an inability to recognize satiety
Visual difficulties
An interest in comic figures
Difficulty sitting or standing still

Explanation

Answer: A-Children with Prader-Willi usually show a preoccupation with food and an inability to recognize satiety. This genetic disorder also causes low muscle tone, short stature, behavioral problems, and cognitive disabilities, and it may lead to life-threatening obesity.

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