EYE

Question 1

PLAYER WITH CORNEAL ABRASION STILL COMPLAING AFTER 48 HRS. WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?

Answer 1

REFER OUT TO OPTHO

Question 2

DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT

Answer 2

HYPHEMA

NONOCCLUSIVE SHIELD AND STOP ALL ASA/NSAIDS/STEROIDS

BED REST

Question 3

MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS OF RETINAL DETACHMENT

Answer 3

CURTAIN EFFECT

OTHERS ARE FLASHIGN LIGHTS/FLOATING OBJECTS

Question 4

PRESENTATION OF THIS

Answer 4

RESULT OF TRAUMA

FLOATERS, CLOUDY VISION, OR AT TIMES SEVERE LOSS OF SIGHT

Question 5

DIAGNOSIS AND TX

Answer 5

AURTICULAR HEMATOMA

MMEDIATE DRAINAGE WITH 18 G

REASPIRATION MAY BE NEEDED

RESULTS IN CAULIFLOWER EAR IF NOT TREATED

Question 6

tripod fractures always contain what 2 structures?

Answer 6

post orbital wall

maxillary sinus

Question 7

Nasal fracture must be relocated by what time in adults?

Children?

Answer 7

4 for children

12 for adults

Question 8

MOST COMMON TYPE OF ORBITAL FRACTURE LOCATION

WHAT ARE ASSOCIATED STRUCUTRES THAT ARE COMMONLY AFFECTED?

Answer 8

INFERIOR

V2 NERVE -NUMBNESS

INFERIOR RECTUS MUSCLE VERTICAL GAZE

Question 9

Answer 9

LE FORT 1

Question 10

GOOD WAY TO TEST FORE MANDIBLE FRACTURE?

Answer 10

HOLD TONGUE DEPRESSOR BETWEEN TEETH

Question 11

DIAGNOSIS AND TX

Answer 11

SEPTAL HEMATOMA

NEED TO DRAIN WITHIN HOURS AND PACKED

SADDLE NOSE DEFORMITY

Question 12

RTP FOR NOSE BLEED

Question 13

ANTERIOR EPISTAXIS OCCURS FROM WHAT VESSELS

Answer 13

KIESSELBACH PLEXUS

Question 14

POSTERIOR EPISTAXIS OCCURS FROM WHAT VESSELS

Answer 14

SPHENOPALATINE ARTERY