Students will demonstrate an understanding of the disease process related to Skeletal and Muscular Systems.

(Q) The client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. How would you document the client’s condition in the medical record?

A) The client has quadriplegia.
B) The client has monoplegia.
C) The client has paraplegia.
D) The client has hemiplegia

The client has paraplegia as the client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. Hence option C is correct.

Paraplegia is defined as a type of paralysis, which is the general term for the loss of movement or feeling following damage to a nerve in the body, that involves impairment in the motor or sensory function of the lower extremities.  The result of damage below the neck is paraplegia. Trauma, such as from a sports injury or vehicle accident, is the most frequent cause. Other factors include stroke.

Numbness, tingling, or a loss of or alteration in the sense of touch in the hands and feet are just a few of the symptoms that a spinal cord injury can bring on. Depending on how the spinal cord is affected by swelling and bleeding, paralysis may occur right once or gradually. Back, neck, or head pain or pressure.

Thus, the client has paraplegia as the client has a loss of sensation and is unable to move his body below the hips, including both legs. Hence option C is correct.

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