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Which nerve is primarily affected in Bell’s palsy?
What is the main risk factor associated with Bell’s palsy?
Which of the following is a common clinical manifestation of Bell’s palsy?
What diagnostic evaluation is typically performed to rule out other lesions in Bell’s palsy?
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What is a potential complication of Bell’s palsy if left untreated?
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True or false: Bell's palsy is a permanent facial paresis resulting from damage to the facial nerve (CN VII).
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True or false: Bell's palsy is primarily caused by known trauma to the facial nerve.
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True or false: Bell's palsy may result in drooping of the eyelid and corner of the mouth.
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True or false: Bell's palsy can lead to impairment of vision as a potential complication.
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True or false: Bell's palsy symptoms usually reach their peak within 24 hours of onset.
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