Spinal shock is a condition that:
A) generally affects the sensory nerves but spares the motor nerves.
B) is usually temporary and results from swelling of the spinal cord.
C) typically manifests within 24 to 36 hours following a spinal injury.
D) results in permanent neurologic deficits in the majority of patients.
Answer: B) is usually temporary and results from swelling of the spinal cord.
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