Question

paralysis from a vertebrae injury results from--

damage to the spinal cord.

fractures to the vertebrae.

sprains to ligaments around the spinal column.

damage to the vertebral column.

Explanation:

Paralysis from vertebrae injury occurs when the spinal cord (which transmits signals between the brain and body) is damaged. Vertebrae fractures, ligament sprains, or vertebral column damage alone do not cause paralysis unless they affect the spinal cord.

Answer:

A. Damage to the spinal cord.