Hands, feet, arms, with or without trauma corresponds to which symptom?

• A. Dizziness
• B. Rash
• C. Numbness
• D. Weakness

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is recognizing a sensory disturbance in the limbs. When someone reports altered sensation in the hands, feet, or arms, with or without trauma, numbness best fits because it directly reflects a change in sensation due to nerve or sensory pathway involvement. Dizziness isn’t confined to the limbs and points more to vestibular or systemic issues. A rash is a skin manifestation, not a core limb sensation complaint. Weakness refers to reduced muscle strength rather than sensation, though it can accompany numbness. So the limb-focused sensory change is best explained by numbness.