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30 year old male met an accident and he is unable to move his legs and pass urine. Trauma to cervical spine is suspected. Which is the best approach?

A

X ray Cervical spine Lateral and AP view

B

Doctor must accompany the patient and shift to Xray table

C

Observation for any neurological deficit

D

Cervical collar immobilization and X-ray Cervical spine

High-Yield Explanation

Ans. (d) Cervical collar immobilization and X-ray cervical spineRef: Sabiston 20th edition page 495)* In case of suspected spine injury immobilization is the 1st step.* X-ray cervical spine must be taken to rule out fracture.

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