Jimmy Carter Recovering After Undergoing Brain Surgery

The transcript discusses former President Carter's hospitalization at Emory University Hospital following surgery to relieve brain pressure from a subdural hematoma. The surgery was successful without complications, and Carter remains under observation. The pressure was due to recent falls, which previously resulted in a black eye, stitches, and a pelvic fracture. At 95, Carter is the longest-lived U.S. president, surpassing George HW Bush.

What was the reason for former President Carter's surgery?

• To treat a heart condition

• To address a respiratory issue

• To relieve pressure from a subdural hematoma

• To repair a broken bone

What caused the pressure on Carter's brain?

• A recent car accident

• A viral infection

• Bleeding from recent falls

• A genetic condition

How many times was Carter hospitalized in October due to falls?

• Four times

• Three times

• Twice

• Once

What injuries did Carter sustain from his falls?

• A broken arm and leg

• A concussion and broken ribs

• A black eye, stitches, and a minor pelvic fracture

• A sprained ankle and wrist

Who did Carter surpass to become the longest-lived U.S. president?

• Ronald Reagan

• Bill Clinton

• George HW Bush

• Barack Obama