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An individual with a spinal cord injury classified as AIS C will have the following functions below the level of the injury:
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A. Complete motor paralysis only
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B. Spared motor function with complete sensory loss
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C. Complete sensory loss only
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D. Spared motor and sensory function
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D. Spared motor and sensory function
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An injury at C8 will likely produce the following impairments:
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C. Kyphotic “C” sitting posture
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A central cord injury will typically have the following type of dysfunction
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A. Loss of pain and temperature sensation only on one side of the body
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B. Severe atrophy of the hands and good motor control of the legs
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C. Paralysis of the legs and good proprioception in the legs
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D. Poor proprioception in the legs and good motor control of the legs
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B. Severe atrophy of the hands and good motor control of the legs
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Complete paralysis during the first week of injury means there will be no motor recovery.
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Deep vein thrombosis is caused by which of the following:
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Which of the symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia are most likely to indicate a serious life-threatening problem:
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A flaccid bladder causes urine retention.
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A urinary tract infection will interfere ...