Nerve Damage Associated with Diabetes Can Cause Numbness and Tingling

question 35

Multiple Choice

Nerve damage associated with diabetes can cause numbness and tingling in the

• A)neck.
• B)hands.
• C)feet.
• D)hands and feet.

---

Definitions:

Levator Labii Superioris

A facial muscle responsible for elevating the upper lip, contributing to expressions of disdain or disgust.

Frown

A facial expression characterized by a furrowing of one's eyebrows, often indicating displeasure or concentration.

Extrinsic Muscles

Muscles that originate outside of the body part they act upon, often providing gross motor function.

Lateral Rectus

A muscle located in the eye that functions to rotate the eyeball away from the body's central line.