Explain the presence of paralysis to patient

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1. Based on the structure and function of the central nervous system motor pathways, how would you explain the presence of paralysis to a patient?

2. According to the body regions affected, what types of paralysis are there?

3. From a spiritual, emotional, or psychological point of view, our lives can get "paralyzed". What are some possible causes and how you handle them to start "walking" again?

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