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Meningitis is an inflammation of the meninges, which are membranes that protect the brain and spinal cord. Meningitis can be caused by a virus, bacterial infection, or even other microorganisms. It is classified as a medical emergency.
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How many syllable in the word menengitis?
Four.
Can bacterial menengitis cause deafness?
Yes, absolutely. That is a common result.
How often are menengitis shots?
Every 10 years -Tyler O. OK
A patient has fever for 2 days headache with stiff neck why would a stat spinal tat?
The spinal tap would be to check for menengitis.
Is neck pain always menengitis?
No, it can be caused by many other things such as migrane, nerve problems, back problems etc..... If you are worried about menengitus call a doctor or try nhs direct.
Can an excess of cerebrospinal fluid cause reacurring severe headaches and have parallel symptoms of viral menengitis?
excess of cerebrospinal fluid increases the pressure in the cranium that is responsible for the headaches and vomitings, it may some times confused with viral meningitis.
Can 1 spot be menengitis?
"Spots" are not a characteristic sign of meningitis. One of the most reliable signs of meningitis is Brudzinski's sign. While lying supine, flexing your neck forward cannot be accomplished beyond a certain point without also bending your knees. A positive on this sign is more or less conclusive proof of meningitis.
Who discovered meningitis?
Many scientist have contributed for the cause of detection of various types of Meningitis. and treatment there of but it was Karl Landsteiner who discovered the mysterious disease Menengitis.
Do tetnus shots hurt?
No, not at all. A tetanus shot is not as bad as everyone says it is, it feels just like a regular shot only a little more pinch feeling after. If i say so myself the menengitis shot hurts the worst. ::))
What are the most dangerous childhood diseases?
Diabetes, type 1 and 2 can both be life threatening diseases when not properly cared for, but they can also be extremely manageable. If you don't take care of diabetes, it can result in loss of feeling in extremities (toes, fingers), which can lead to having said extremities amputated, you can basically destroy your kidneys, and if things progress too far, it can result in brain damage.
Is spinal meningitis considered dangerous?
The prognosis of meningitis varies between the different causative agents. Meningitis is an inflammation of a certain area of the brain, and in some cases, such as meningococcal meningitis, they can kill within 6 hours of the original onset of symptoms.
What is the difference between curable and treatable?
Near enough every ailment, but there are some that humanity cannot yet cure, to name a few:EbolaHuman Immunodeficiency Virus (H.I.V)Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)CancerMalignant tumours (Attached to an organ, making it impossible to remove without caffecting that organ)Also, there are several (OK, quite a lot) of jungle diseases that haven't ever been heard of but are claiming the life of intrepid Explorers and Tribals alike.Some manifestations of blindness can be cured as well.
