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te the quiz by yourself. No group discussion is allowed when taking the quiz. Please select the best answer for each question. Question 3 1 pts A cut in the spinal cord that occurs on one side only is called, not a transection (which is a complete severing), but rather a hemisection. Whenever the spinal cord is hemisected, a particular set of symptoms occurs, collectively known as Brown- Séquard syndrome. These symptoms involve not just the motor system, but also the somatosensory system. If a person's left side of the cord is damaged in such a manner at a level midway between the entry levels of nerves serving the arms and the legs, the specific clinical signs of the syndrome would include paralysis of the leg, lack of touch sensation in the leg. and lack of pain sensation in the leg. left. left: right left; right; right 0 left; right, left right: right left right left left Previous Next Quiz saved at B:25pm Submit Quiz

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paralysis of left leg lack of touch sensation in left leg and lack of pain sensation in right leg.

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