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First priority once the patient has been assessed
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Approach to managing trauma (initials)
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Spinal...sudden temporary loss or impairment of spinal cord function
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Impact on the bladder once voluntary control is lost
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Temporary loss of function in nerve conduction
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Symptom that can present as reduced muscle strength
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...C spine rule is used to decide on cervical spine imaging
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Symptom can be experienced as numbness or tingling
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Spinal structures other than muscles and bones that can be injured
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Non-contrast multidecetor ... is first line investigation
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Injury to this area of the spine likely to be caused by high impact trauma
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Control this vascular traumatic symptom on scene if possible
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Aim of some spinal surgeries to reduce this in the brain/spinal cord
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Assess patient's level of this using GCS
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Injury to this area of the spine can present weeks after the event
