Most fulminant fungal meningitis is caused by: (A) Histoplasma, (B) Cryptococcus, (C) Coccidioides, (D) Mucormycosis
Answer is B. (B) Cryptococcus # Cryptococcal meningitis is the most serious type of fungal infection and can resemble tuberculous or other chronic types of meningitis.> Its onset is insidious and the course slow and progressive.> It is often seen in AIDS.