Spinal Cord Injury Understanding Quiz

Migraine headaches do not typically cause spinal cord injuries.

Sports injuries are the leading cause of spinal cord injuries in this age group.

Pneumonia can be a complication affecting the respiratory system post spinal cord injury.

To prevent spinal cord injuries, avoid jumping headfirst into shallow water.

Paralysis is the most common symptom of spinal cord injury.

Paraplegia specifically impacts movement and sensation in the legs.

Quadriplegia is often associated with injuries to the cervical spine.

Spinal cord injury can lead to respiratory problems as a complication.

Muscle weakness can be a symptom of spinal cord injury.

Dura mater is the protective covering of the spinal cord.

Spinal shock refers to temporary loss of motor or sensory function post trauma.

Over 75% of individuals with spinal cord injury experience chronic pain.

Autonomic dysreflexia is characterized by increased blood pressure resulting from spinal cord injury.

The severity and outcome of spinal cord injuries can vary significantly.

Decreased bone density can be a long-term consequence of spinal cord injury.