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DPT 712 OVERVIEW OF SCI EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED What is the general role of the PT when treating those with SCI? helping them find a new normal What can a SCI lead to? weakness spasticity bowel & bladder dysfunction loss of sensation T/F: the higher the...

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DPT 712 OVERVIEW OF SCI EXAM QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED


What is the general role of the PT when treating those with SCI?

helping them find a new normal

What can a SCI lead to?

weakness

spasticity

bowel & bladder dysfunction

loss of sensation

T/F: the higher the level of injury in a SC, the less function they have

true

What are the top 4 causes of SCI?

1. MVA

2. Falls

3. Violence

4. Other (sports, diseases, MS, Polio, Spina Bifida)

The most common region of SCI is which of the following:

A - Cervical

B - Thoracic

C - Lumbar

D - Sacral

, A - Cervical

Which cervical vertebrae are most susceptible to SC?

C5-C7 due to change in function & structure of vertebrae

If C1/C2 are damaged in a SCI, what are the 2 likely reasons?

1 - cord is not compressed at all due to large central canal

2 - cord is compressed so severely that the pt dies

What are the common forces that cause SCI in the cervical region?

flexion, axial loading, distraction and extension, also rotation, lateral flexion or shear

Thoracic injuries are less likely than cervical, but are more likely to be

__________

complete due to the high magnitude of force necessary to disrupt the t-spine

What region of the thoracic spine is most common in SCIs?

T12-L1 as this is this intermediate zone & the function of the vertebra is changing

Lumbar SCIs are more likely to be ______________ due to the good vascular

supply & increased amount of protection from large vertebral foramen

incomplete

The lumbar spine is ______ flexible than thoracic, but _______ flexible than

cervical

more, less

What is the cascade of events that occur when a SCI is attained?

spinal shock

SC function below level of lesion

neurological return

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