Problem: Expected findings include: Loss of motor function below the level of injury due to disruption of spinal cord transmission. Loss of sensation below the level of injury, including numbness or decreased response to stimuli. Respiratory compromise related to impaired diaphragmatic and accessory muscle function. Neurogenic shock presenting as hypotension and bradycardia in the acute phase. Nursing interventions include: Monitor respiratory status and maintain a patent airway, including oxygen therapy, suctioning as needed, and preparation for intubation or mechanical ventilation if indicated. Maintain cervical spine immobilization using a cervical collar and log-roll technique to prevent further injury. Perform frequent neurological assessments to monitor motor and sensory changes and identify deterioration early. Promote skin integrity and joint function through repositioning, pressure injury prevention, and passive or active range-of-motion exercises as appropriate. The highest-priority nursing intervention is monitoring respiratory status and maintaining airway patency. Cervical spinal cord injuries can impair the diaphragm and respiratory muscles, leading to inadequate ventilation. Using the ABC framework, airway and breathing take priority because respiratory failure is immediately life-threatening. What three (3) interprofessional team members would you bring into the care of this client and why? Need Assignment Help?