Ian Waterman's infection left him with a loss of all _____ due to a disorder of his peripheral nerves.
A) hearing
B) vision
C) proprioception
D) sensory input

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Ian Waterman's infection affected his peripheral nerves, which are responsible for conveying proprioception - the sense of body position and movement - to the brain. Therefore, he lost all proprioception following the infection, but his other sensory inputs (such as touch) were intact.

Ian Waterman's Infection Left Him with a Loss of All