Question

this syndrome is an example of a demyelinating disease of the peripheral nervous system. it is also the result of an autoimmune reaction, but the inflammation is in peripheral nerves. sensory symptoms or motor deficits are common, and autonomic failures can lead to changes in the heart rhythm or a drop in blood pressure, especially when standing, which causes dizziness.
a multiple sclerosis
b guillian - barre
c cerebral palsy
d traumatic brain injury

Explanation:

Guillain - Barre is a demyelinating disease of the peripheral nervous system. It is an autoimmune disorder where inflammation occurs in peripheral nerves. Symptoms like sensory issues, motor deficits, and autonomic failures (which can cause heart rhythm changes, blood pressure drops, and dizziness) are characteristic. Multiple sclerosis affects the central nervous system. Cerebral palsy is a non - progressive disorder related to brain development (usually in early life). Traumatic brain injury is due to external trauma to the brain.

Answer:

B. guillian - barre