EMT Navarro 32
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| Anterior Cord Syndrome | Loss of most function below the site of injury to the anterior portion
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| Brown-Sequarel Syndrom | Loss of different functions on opposite sides of the body from injury to one side of the spin
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| Central Cord Syndrome | Loss of function in the upper extremeties caused by injury to the middle portion of the spine
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| Cervical Spine | The first 7 vertebrae of the neck
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| Coccyx | The four fused vertebrae that form the most distal end of the spine,
tailbone
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| Complete Spinal Cord Injury | Injury to the spinal cord that results in a complete loss of motr, sensory functions
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| Disk Fluid | filled pad of cartilage between two vertebrae
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| Incomplete spinal cord injury | Injury to the spinal cord that does not affect all spinal cord tracks
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| Lumbar Spine | the five vertebrae located between the sacral and the thoracic spine that form the lower back
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| Neurogenic hypotension | condition associated with injury to the spinal cord that results in vasodilation and relative hypolemia
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| Priapism | A persistent erection of the penis resulting from injury to the spinal nerves to the genitals
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| Sacral Spine | Five vertebrae that are fused together to form the rigid part of the posterior side of the pelvis
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| Spinal Column | the column of 33 vertebrae that enclose and protect the spinal cord
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| Spinal Cord | A column of nervous tissue that exits the brain and extends to the level of L2 within the spinal column
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| Spinal Shock | Injury to the spine; causing paralysis and loss of sensation below the injury
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| Thoracic spine | The 12 vertebrae directly below the cervical vertebrae that comprise the upper back
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| Vertebrae | 33 bony segments of the spinal column
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