Which of the following are the most likely symptoms of damage to a spinal nerve at the cervical (neck) level of the spine?

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Damage to a spinal nerve at the cervical level of the spine can result in both loss of sensation and movement in the neck, as this area of the spine controls both motor and sensory function in the upper body. Loss of motor input from the neck (option D) is more specific and does not necessarily indicate damage to a spinal nerve at the cervical level, as other nerves can also be involved in motor function. Loss of movement or sensation alone (options A and B) are less likely as the cervical spine controls both functions in this region.

Which of the Following Are the Most Likely Symptoms of Damage