Why Is Brain Injury in Children Difficult to Detect

question 5

Multiple Choice

Why is brain injury in children difficult to detect?

• A)Neuroimaging tests are not safe to administer to children.
• B)The smaller size of children's brains makes it more difficult to detect injuries.
• C)Functional impairments may not appear until they are older and presented with new challenges.
• D)It is difficult to get any child to attend to and perform well on neuropsychological assessments.

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