When Using the International Standard of Neurological Classification of Spinal

question 6

Multiple Choice

When using the International Standard of Neurological Classification of Spinal Cord Injury,which clinical findings are MOST likely to support the assessment that the patient presents with a C4,ASIA C spinal cord injury with a central cord clinical syndrome?

• A)Upper limb total motor score = 2/50;lower limb total motor score = 20/50;impaired light touch and pin prick throughout all extremities;positive anal sensation and contraction
• B)Upper limb total motor score 50/50;lower limb total motor score = 0/50;intact upper extremity sensation and absent sensation in the lower extremities;absent anal sensation and contraction
• C)Upper limb total motor score of 28/50;lower limb total motor score 25/50;impaired light touch on the right and absent sharp/dull on the left arm and leg;positive anal contraction
• D)Upper limb total motor score of 0/50;lower limb total motor score of 0/50;absent light touch and pin prick in all extremities;negative anal sensation and contraction

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