In Cases of Neurocysticercosis, Symptoms Typically Do Not Occur Until

question 27

Multiple Choice

 In cases of neurocysticercosis, symptoms typically do not occur until

• A) larvae hatch from the ingested eggs.
• B) larvae penetrate the intestines and enter the blood supply.
• C) larvae become encysted in the brain and other tissue.
• D) encysted larvae die.

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Definitions:

Reliability

The consistency of a measure or assessment tool in producing stable results over time.

Maturation

The process of becoming mature; the process of developing in the body or mind naturally over time.

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The shared values, customs, and social practices of a particular group or society that influence behavior and perceptions.

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