Which of the following components are part of Hutchinson’s triad?

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Underdevelopment of incisors and molars, paralysis of the eighth cranial nerve, and peg-shaped lateral incisors.Underdevelopment of incisors and molars, paralysis of the fifth cranial nerve, and interstitial keratitis.Underdevelopment of incisors and molars, hearing loss due to eighth cranial nerve involvement, and interstitial keratitis.None of these choices.

Explanation

Hutchinson’s triad consists of enamel hypoplasia affecting incisors and molars, sensorineural deafness caused by eighth nerve damage, and interstitial keratitis. The other options incorrectly list nerve involvement or symptoms that are not part of the triad.