In Paralytic Polio, Which Structures Are Damaged

question 79

Multiple Choice

In paralytic polio, which structures are damaged?

• A) Sensory nerves
• B) Brain stem
• C) Anterior horn cells
• D) Diaphragm
• E) Peripheral nerves

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Definitions:

Skin Breakdown

The deterioration of skin integrity, often resulting from prolonged pressure or friction.

Decreased Mobility

A reduction in the ability to move freely and easily, often due to injury, illness, or aging.

Bedfast Patient

A term describing a patient who is confined to bed due to illness or mobility issues, requiring assistance for most activities.

Back Strain

Injury to the muscles or tendons in the back, often caused by lifting heavy objects improperly or sudden movements.