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Following a car accident, a person is able to walk, but she is not able to move her arms. This person most likely severed A) a lumbar nerve B) a coccygeal nerve C) a cervical ne…

Following a car accident, a person is able to walk, but she is not able to move her arms. This person most likely severed A) a lumbar nerve B) a coccygeal nerve C) a cervical ne…
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Following a car accident, a person is able to walk, but she is not able to move her arms. This person most likely severed

A) a lumbar nerve
B) a coccygeal nerve
C) a cervical nerve

User Shnatsel
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it might be a cervical nerve I don't really know
User Spencer Rathbun
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A) a lumbar nerve, is the correct answer.

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