Why May Secondary Damage Occur Shortly After a Spinal Cord

question 49

Multiple Choice

Why may secondary damage occur shortly after a spinal cord injury?

• A)presence of unstable fractures or dislocations of vertebrae
• B)catecholamine release in the area causing local vasoconstriction
• C)decreased or labile systemic blood pressure
• D)a,b
• E)a,b,c

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