What is the typical clinical presentation of diabetic neuropathy and how is peripheral neuropathy screened?

• A. Proximal muscle weakness and reflex loss; screen with EMG
• B. Distal symmetric sensorimotor symptoms like numbness, tingling, burning pain; screen with monofilament testing and annual foot exam
• C. Visual hallucinations and memory impairment; screen with MRI
• D. Acute inflammatory weakness; screen with CSF analysis

Answer: (B)