In children with meningitis , there is the potential for many complications occurring from damage to...
In children with meningitis , there is the potential for many complications occurring from damage to the nervous system. Which of the following is/are the most common, nonlethal complication(s)?
A. Cranial nerve deficits
B. Epilepsy
C. bleeding intracranially
D. Cerebral palsy
Homework Answers
In case of the children suffering from meningitis generally the infection extends to the area of cranial nerves, causing the increased pressure in the area, which leads to the sensory deficit more specifically the Cranial nerve deficits and it is the most common nonlethal complication in case of meningitis.
Hence Option A is correct.
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