Question

a cerebral hemorrhage involving the bridging veins of the cns will eventually result in the formation of a/an: subarachnoid hemorrhage epidural hematoma subdural hematoma intracerebral hematoma

Explanation:

Bridging veins in the CNS, when damaged and bleeding occurs, lead to a subdural hematoma. Subarachnoid hemorrhage involves bleeding into the sub - arachnoid space, epidural hematoma is associated with bleeding between the dura and the skull, and intracerebral hematoma is bleeding within the brain parenchyma.

Answer:

C. subdural hematoma