A nurse is providing education to a patient withBell's Palsy. Which of the following informationis correct?Bell's Palsy is caused by a strokeBell's Palsy is a result of a viral infectionBell's Palsy is caused by cranial nerve IIIBell's Palsy is always reversible

Bell's Palsy is a pathological state distinguished by transient, abrupt decline in facial muscle…

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A nurse is providing education to a patient with Bell's Palsy. Which of the following information is correct? Bell's Palsy is caused by a stroke Bell's Palsy is a result of a viral infection Bell's Palsy is caused by cranial nerve III Bell's Palsy is always reversible