Facial Injuries

Question 1

White of Eye

Answer 1

Sclera

Question 2

Structure covering Sclera Linear Lining of Eyelid

Answer 2

Conjunctiva

Question 3

Structure covering pupil/iris

Answer 3

Cornea

Question 4

Color of Eye

Answer 4

Iris

Question 5

Lower Jaw

Answer 5

mandible

Question 6

Upper Jaw

Answer 6

maxilla

Question 7

Vermillion Border

Answer 7

normal sharp demarcation between the top lip and the adjacent normal skin

Question 8

Zygomatic Bone

Answer 8

two diamond shaped bones that form the cheekbones and part of the eye sockets

Question 9

Pinna

Answer 9

largely cartilaginous projecting portion of the external ear

Question 10

Number of Facial Bones

Answer 10

14 bones

Question 11

Care for corneal abrasion

Answer 11

Flush eye with clean water, avoid direct touching, antibiotic eye drops

Question 12

Care for hyphema: no ice

Answer 12

Eye drops, medication, rest, eye shield

Question 13

Most Common Facial Fracture

Answer 13

Nasal

Question 14

Hematoma Auris

Answer 14

Cauliflower Ear; Blood collection that develops under the skin of the ear after blunt trauma

Question 15

Sign of Blowout Fracture

Answer 15

Swelling, bruising, appearance of a sunken eye

Question 16

Moveable Bone In Face

Answer 16

Mandible

Question 17

Conjunctivitis

Answer 17

Pink Eye

Question 18

Blood in the Anterior Chamber of the Eye

Answer 18

Athema

Question 19

Care for a Tooth Avulsion

Answer 19

Save-a-Tooth

Question 20

2 Signs of Detached Retina

Answer 20

Flashes of lights, floaters (small dark spots or ‘squiggly lines’ that drift across vision)