Facial Injuries

Question 1

Structure Covering Sclera/inner lining

Answer 1

the thin, moist, clear membrane that covers the white part of the eye. It is the skin that lines the eye socket and protects and lubricates the eyeball

Question 2

Eyelid

Answer 2

skin that closes over the eye to protect it

Question 3

Structural Covering pupil/iris

Answer 3

The cornea

Question 4

Lower jaw

Answer 4

mandible

Question 5

Color of eye

Answer 5

iris

Question 6

Upper jaw

Answer 6

maxilla

Question 7

Vermillion bonder

Answer 7

It’s the line of demarcation between your lips and the surrounding skin

Question 8

2yogomatic bone

Answer 8

the bone that forms the prominent part of the cheek and the outer side of the eye socket.

Question 9

pinna

Answer 9

the external part of the ear in humans

Question 10

of facial bones

Answer 10

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Question 11

Care for coronial abrasion

Answer 11

use dye to find cut and then use eye drops and cover

Question 12

Care for hyphema

Answer 12

elevate and rest don’t use ice

Question 13

most common facial fracture

Answer 13

nasal

Question 14

Hematoma Auris

Answer 14

Cauliflower ear

Question 15

Sign of blowout fracture

Answer 15

upward gaze, swelling, brusing

Question 16

movable bone in face

Answer 16

mandible

Question 17

conductitis common name

Answer 17

pink eye

Question 18

blood in the anterior chamber of the eye

Answer 18

hyphema

Question 19

care for tooth

Answer 19

save a tooth

Question 20

2 signs of detached retina

Answer 20

seeing spots and flashes, curtain vision