Jimmy Carter Undergoing Brain Surgery To Relieve Pressure

Former President Carter, aged 95, is undergoing surgery to relieve brain pressure caused by bleeding from recent falls. He was hospitalized twice in October due to these falls, which resulted in a black eye, stitches, and a minor pelvic fracture. Carter is the longest living president in U.S. history.

What was the reason for Carter's surgery?

• To repair a broken bone

• To relieve pressure on his brain

• To address a lung issue

• To treat a heart condition

What injuries did Carter sustain from his first fall?

• A concussion

• A sprained ankle

• A broken arm

• A black eye and stitches

How many times was Carter hospitalized in October?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

What injury did Carter suffer from his second fall?

• A head injury

• A broken leg

• A minor pelvic fracture

• A dislocated shoulder

What is notable about Carter's age?

• He is the oldest person in the world

• He is the first president to reach 100 years

• He is the youngest president in U.S. history

• He is the longest living president in U.S. history