Which disease causes immobility and fusion of vertebral joint?
Correct answer: C. Spondylosis.
- A. Sciatica.
- B. Disc slip.
- C. Spondylosis.
- D. Rickets.
Explanation
c) Spondylosis: This is the correct option. Spondylosis is a degenerative condition that affects the spine, leading to the deterioration of the vertebral joints and the formation of bone spurs. Over time, this can result in immobility and fusion of the vertebral joints, causing stiffness and reduced flexibility.
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