<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 10-year-old boy is referred to a pediatric neurologist by his pediatrician for lower extremity weakness. The boy is healthy with no past medical history, but his parents began to notice that he was having difficulty at football practice the previous day. Over the course of the past 24 hours, the boy has become increasingly clumsy and has been tripping over himself. On further questioning, the boy had a viral illness the previous week and was out of school for 2 days. Today, the patients temperature is 99.3F 37.4C, blood pressure is 10872 mmHg, pulse is 88min, respirations are 12min. On motor exam, the patient has 55 strength in hip flexion, 55 strength in knee extension and flexion, 35 strength in foot dorsiflexion, and 55 strength in foot plantarflexion. The findings are the same bilaterally. On gait exam, the patient exhibits foot drop in both feet. Which of the following areas would the patient most likely have diminished sensation?? A: Anteromedial thigh, B: First dorsal webspace of foot, C: Lateral foot, D: Lateral plantar foot, E: Medial plantar foot,  <response>: This is a clinical vignette describing a 10-year-old boy with lower extremity weakness and diminished sensation. The history is significant for a recent viral illness followed by progressive weakness and clumsiness over 24 hours. On exam, he has normal strength except for 35 dorsiflexion bilaterally, as well as foot drop. This localization suggests a peripheral nerve problem affecting the peroneal nerve distribution. The question asks which area would likely have diminished sensation - this would correspond to the sensory distribution of the affected nerve.B: First dorsal webspace of foot 