Which type of neuropathy is seen in arsenic poisoning ?
Ans. is 'd' i.e., Asymmetrical peripheral sensory neuropathy Neurological manifestations of arsenic poisoning Headache, veigo, hypehermia, tremors, convulsions, coma, general paralysis. Peripheral neuropathy that is more sensory than motor occurs in asymmetric distal stocking glove distribution after one to two weeks of acute or chronic exposure.
Symmetric peripheral motor neuropathy
Asymmetrical peripheral motor neuropathy
Symmetrical peripheral sensory neuropathy
Asymmetrical peripheral sensory neuropathy