A spinal cord concussion is:

A) caused by a short-duration shock or pressure wave within the cord.
B) a condition that results in a permanent loss of neurologic function.
C) characterized by temporary dysfunction that lasts for up to 1 week.
D) the result of direct trauma and is associated with spinal cord edema.


Answer: A) caused by a short-duration shock or pressure wave within the cord.

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