SCI: Pathophysiology Flashcards

1
Q

SCI results in ____ (also referred to as quadriplegia) or paraplegia..

4.

A

tetraplegia

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2
Q

Complete lesions result in the absence of motor and sensory function ____ the level of the injury.

A

below

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3
Q

Incomplete lesions may involve a number of neurological segments, and ______ may be partially or completely intact.

A

sensorimotor function

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4
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Zone of partial preservation refers to

A

complete injuries that have some innervation of dermatomes below the level of injury.

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5
Q

Initial stages of SCI are called ______ and may last between 24 hours and 6 weeks.

A

spinal shock

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6
Q

Initial stages of SCI are called spinal shock and may last ___ to ____

A

24 hours to 6 weeks

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7
Q

With spinal shock, ______ ceases below the level of the injury, resulting in spasticity.

A

reflex activity

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8
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With spinal shock, reflex activity ceases below the level of the injury, resulting in _____

A

spasticity.

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