Question

A person who has no control over his hands and legs from birth is called
a paralytic
a disabled
(iii) an insane
(iv)
a spastic​

Answer 1

Answer:

Phocomelia

Explanation:

it's Phocomelia and the option is not present in the options you have given

so, it can be

option A

A Paralytic

Answer 2

Explanation:

Newborns with hypotonia won't have strong arm and leg movements. As they get older, “floppy” babies will miss important milestones, like being able to lift their heads when they're on their tummies. Other common symptoms include: Poor head control.

A paralytic.