Which statement by the patient diagnosed with a second-degree sprain indicates the need for further teaching?

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A second-degree sprain may cause pain, swelling, and bruising, but numbness is not a typical symptom and may indicate a more serious condition or nerve damage. Therefore, expecting the leg to feel numb indicates a misunderstanding of the condition's symptoms and warrants further teaching.

Which Statement by the Patient Diagnosed with a Second-Degree Sprain