1)Option C.
The flow of life is believed to flow throught major pathways called nerve clusters in your body.
Acupuncture is a technique done by needlesplacing fine into the acupuncture points in body.
But option C is wrong about acupuncture.
2)Option B.
The clients entire body turns into bright red color.
When a body of a client turns into bright red color it is a complication.
3)Option A
Supervise ambulation.
When a person suffering from ataxia they have difficulty in speaking and moving.
So while physical therapy the person must be supervised when walking.
4)Option D
Apraxia.
Apraxia is the loss of motor and sensory control and elderly will be affected by this because they cannot do their work on their own.
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