Facial Flashcards

1
Q

What are the bones of the skull?

A
  • Frontal Bone
  • Parietal Bone
  • Sphenoid Bone
  • Temporal Bone
  • Occipital Bone
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What is a Le Fort 1 Fracture?

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  • Fracture runs across the lower face including the hard palate and alveolus
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What is a Le Fort 2 Fracture?

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  • Pyramidal, extending variably upwards in the midline to involve the ehmoids.
  • Associated with leak of CSF
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What is a Le Fort 3 Fracture?

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  • More transverse but uniformly higher hen Le Fort1.

- Separates the face from the skull.

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5
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What other regions are force transferred to in a Zygoma fracture?

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  • Orbit and Zygomaticofrontal suture.

- May have subcut emphysema.

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6
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What is the most fractured facial bone and how does it present?

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  • Nose fractures

- Will be depressed or displaced laterally

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7
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What are S&S nasal fracture?

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  • Epitaxies
  • Swelling
  • Deformity
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8
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What is the process of handling Pt’s teeth?

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  • Do not let the tooth dry out
  • Do not handle the teeth roughly
  • Store in fresh milk or saline – NOT TAP WATER
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9
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What types of trauma are common with the ears?

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  • Lacerations and contusion

- Chemical and thermal burns

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10
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What are the treatments of ear injuries?

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  • Direct pressure to control bleeding

- Cold compress to reduce swelling

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11
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Why are blowout fractures seen?

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  • Because the eye is stronger than the bone.
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12
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What is hyphaemia?

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  • The pooling of blood in the anterior eye
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13
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List the signs and symptoms of the penetrating eye injury.

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  • Displacement of the pupil
  • Prolapse of intraocular contents
  • Evidence of intraocular foreign body or infection
  • Reduced visual acuity
  • Hyphaemia
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What occurs to the eye in an Alkali chemical burn?

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  • Alkali will react with the proteins in the eyes and cause destruction of the cells and softening of the tissue
  • Will penetrate the cornea and anterior chamber faster
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15
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What occurs to the eye in Acid chemical burns?

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  • Immediate and sever pain.

- Will see destruction of the surface – however, it will be rare to penetrate.

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16
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What are the signs and symptoms of Arc eye?

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  • May affect both eyes
  • Painful, weeping and red
  • Sensation of a foreign body
17
Q

What are common causes of retinal haemorrhages?

A
  • Hypertension
  • Occluded retinal vein
  • Diabetes
  • Shaken baby syndrome