The nurse is providing client teaching on Guillain-Barré syndrome. Which explanation for a client's false perception that socks are being worn is accurate?

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A)Changes in sensation related to Guillain-Barré syndrome frequently cause a "stocking-glove" pattern-in which clients feel as if stockings and gloves are being worn when they are not-as well as pain in the hands, feet, and legs. Tactile hallucinations and confusion are not part of the disorder. Medications are not causing the client to feel as if socks are being worn.
B)Changes in sensation related to Guillain-Barré syndrome frequently cause a "stocking-glove" pattern-in which clients feel as if stockings and gloves are being worn when they are not-as well as pain in the hands, feet, and legs. Tactile hallucinations and confusion are not part of the disorder. Medications are not causing the client to feel as if socks are being worn.
C)Changes in sensation related to Guillain-Barré syndrome frequently cause a "stocking-glove" pattern-in which clients feel as if stockings and gloves are being worn when they are not-as well as pain in the hands, feet, and legs. Tactile hallucinations and confusion are not part of the disorder. Medications are not causing the client to feel as if socks are being worn.
D)Changes in sensation related to Guillain-Barré syndrome frequently cause a "stocking-glove" pattern-in which clients feel as if stockings and gloves are being worn when they are not-as well as pain in the hands, feet, and legs. Tactile hallucinations and confusion are not part of the disorder. Medications are not causing the client to feel as if socks are being worn.

The Nurse Is Providing Client Teaching on Guillain-Barré Syndrome