Exam 3 (Josh) - Head, Face, Neck Flashcards

1
Q

The swelling of which gland is common in bulimia patients?

A

parotid glands

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2
Q

What are the triangles of the neck?

A

Anterior Triangle: b/t SCM & midline of face

Posterior Triangle: b/t SCM, Trapezius, & Omohyoid Muscle (base)

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3
Q

Which lymph nodes is located behind the ear?

A

posterior auricular (two of them)

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4
Q

Which lymph node is located on the back of the head?

A

occipital

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5
Q

Which lymph nodes are located in the posterior triangle of the neck?

A

posterior cervical (three of them)

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6
Q

Which lymph nodes are located anterior to the ear?

A

preauricular (two of them)

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7
Q

Which lymph nodes are located deep to the SCM?

A

deep cervical chain (5 of them)

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8
Q

Which lymph nodes are located beneath the mandible?

A

submandibular

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9
Q

Which lymph nodes are located beneath the chin?

A

submental

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10
Q

All of the lymph nodes drain in a downward flow, except which one?

A

supraclavicular

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11
Q

What is the soft spot on a baby’s head? When should it disappear?

A

fontanel

anterior fontanel = 18 months
posterior fontanel = 8 weeks

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12
Q

Which condition could prevent a patient from having full ROM in the neck?

A

meningitis

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13
Q

Which lymph nodes are difficult to palpate, and require patient to lean over?

A

supraclavicular nodes

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14
Q

Should you push hard or soft when palpating lymph nodes?

A

softly

let them come to you

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15
Q

Explain Virchow’s Node.

A

left supraclavicular node enlargment is a likely sign of abdominal cancer

‘seat of the devil’

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16
Q

Normal lymph nodes feel…

A

movable
discrete (specific fell to them)
nontender

17
Q

Infected lymph nodes feel…

A
bilateral
enlarged
warm
tender
firm but freely movable
18
Q

Cancerous lymph nodes feel…

A
unilateral
hard
>3 cm
nontender
matted
fixed (not movable)
19
Q

The anterior part of the thyroid is called the ———-

20
Q

How do you palpate the thyroid gland?

A
  • stand behind
  • push trachea to right
  • curl fingers w/ your right hand around SCM
  • have them drink water
  • thyroid should move
21
Q

If the thyroid is enlarged, this is an sign of ——

A

hyperthyroidism

if you place the bell over, you’ll hear a bruit (confirms hyperthyroidism)

22
Q

If a fontanel is bulging, it means ——–

A

swelling

sign of trauma, meningitis, bleeding, etc.

23
Q

If a fontanel is sunken, it means ——–

A

dehydration

24
Q

Headache that causes band-like tightness, non-throbbing pain across both sides of the head?

Last 30 minutes to days.

A

Tension Headache

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Headache that is genetically transmitted, usually unilateral, throbbing pain that is often behind the eyes (causes a visual aura).
Migraine
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Intermittent headache that is excruciating, unilateral and can be behind the eye, temple, forehead, or cheek. Burning, continuous piercing pain.
Cluster Headache
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How do you determine the pain headache type?
PQRST
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What are the signs of a stroke?
FAST Face drooping Arm weakness Speech difficulty Time to call 911
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What is the difference in appearance b/t Bell's Palsy and Stroke?
Bell's Palsy patients have NO wrinkling of the forehead
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The ------ -------- is an important endocrine gland with a rich blood supply that straddles the trachea in the middle of the neck. It can be palpated.
Thryoid Gland