a 52 year old female presents to the Family Medicine Clinic with a 2-months history of intermittent pain in her wrist and forearm on both sides in addition to numbness and tingling in the thumb and index fingers after prolonged use the patient has positive Tinel’s sign, pain shooting from the wrist on the hand on performing Phalen’s test instructing the patient to bend the wrist forward completely for 60 seconds numbness tingling and weakness or reproduce the patient’s symptoms are caused by? a. radio nerve inflammation b. ulnar nerve inflammation C. median nerd inflammation D. brachial nerve damage