Question

question 45 (2 points) listen which condition involves complete loss of function below a spinal cord injury? posterior cord syndrome transverse cord lesion central cord syndrome brown - sequard syndrome view hint for question 45

Explanation:

Posterior cord syndrome impacts sensory function (vibration, proprioception) but not full motor function below the injury. Central cord syndrome causes more severe upper extremity weakness than lower. Brown-Sequard syndrome leads to ipsilateral motor loss and contralateral sensory loss, not complete loss of all function. A transverse cord lesion involves full transection of the spinal cord, resulting in total loss of motor and sensory function below the injury site.

Answer:

Transverse cord lesion