1. Which of the following is a feature of Brown-Séquard syndrome? A. Contralateral loss of kinesthesia B. Ipsilateral loss of crude touch C. Contralateral loss of temperature D. Contralateral loss of...

1. Which of the following is a feature of Brown-Séquard syndrome? A. Contralateral loss of kinesthesia B. Ipsilateral loss of crude touch C. Contralateral loss of temperature D. Contralateral loss of two-point discrimination 2. Which of the following is a feature of complete spinal-cord transection? A. Retention of voluntary movements below the lesion B. Hyperactive reflexes C. Loss of all sensation below the lesion D. Loss of all reflexes after 3 weeks E. Development of automatic bladder within first 3 days