Question

which of the following is a symptom of shingles?
blistering rash
facial droop
decreased urine output
distorted vision

Explanation:

Shingles, caused by the reactivation of the varicella - zoster virus, typically presents with a blistering rash. Facial droop is more associated with conditions like Bell's palsy or stroke. Decreased urine output relates to kidney or fluid - balance issues. Distorted vision can be due to eye problems, infections, or neurological issues not directly characteristic of shingles.

Answer:

Blistering rash