After a mysterious inflammation, Robin experienced irreversible damage to her ____________ nerve fibres, which at first left her bedridden. Although she eventually learned to use visual cues and willpower to sit and walk, her movements remained unnatural.
A) kinesthetic
B) cranial
C) olfactory
D) optic

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The description of Robin's situation suggests that the nerve fibres affected are related to movement and control of muscles. The kinesthetic nerve fibres are responsible for proprioception, or the ability to sense the position and movement of our body and limbs, and therefore fit best in this context. The other nerve fibres listed - cranial, olfactory, and optic - are not related to movement or muscle control.

After a Mysterious Inflammation, Robin Experienced Irreversible Damage to Her