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Question 1

Your patient fell from a ladder and landed in a sitting position. What type of spinal injury might you suspect?
◦ Distraction
◦ Compression
◦ Flexion
◦ Penetration

Question 2

Your patient was driving a classic car, restrained with only a lap belt, when he collided head-on into a tree. He is responsive and complaining of neck and back pain. What type of spinal injury might you suspect?
◦ Distraction
◦ Compression
◦ Flexion.
◦ Penetration
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