Athletes with cervical spine injuries do not always present as suspected. Some athletes who experience cervical spine fractures are able to walk off the field of play and do not exhibit measureable signs of neurological compromise or changing vital signs.
A) True for both sentences
B) False for both sentences
C) False for the first sentence only
D) True for the first sentence only
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