<prompt> Neurogenic shock in acute spinal injury is due toLoss of sympathetic toneLoss of parasympathetic toneIncreased hea rateVasovagal attack  <response>: Neurogenic shock presents with hypotension, anormal hea rate or bradycardia and warm peripheries.This is due to unopposed vagal tone resulting from cervical spinal cord injury at or above the level of sympathetic outflow T1T5. It should be treated with inotropic suppo,and care should be taken to avoid fluid overloadBailey and love 27e pg: 352 