Facial Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

Most commonly seen plain film finding in facial trauma

A

Soft tissue swelling

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2
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Suggests presence of an associated fracture, particularly when air fluid levels are seen

A

Paranasal sinus opacification

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3
Q

What is the most common fractures of the facial skeleton

A

Nasal bone fracture

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4
Q

Type of fracture result from a direct blow to the eye

A

Comminuted orbital floor fracture

Blow out fractures

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5
Q

What type of view is best used to diagnose fracture of the zygoma

A

Submento vertex view

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6
Q

What is the second most fractured bone of the mid face

A

Zygoma

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7
Q

Which part of the sphenoid bone needs to be involved as these connect the middle to the sphenoid bone dorsally

A

Pterygoid plates

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8
Q

This fracture runs horizontally above the anterior maxillary alveoli process

A

Le fort type 1

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9
Q

Fracture that runs along maxillary sinus, inferior orbital rim

A

Le fort type 2

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10
Q

Also known as guerin fracture

Floating plate

A

Le fort type 1

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11
Q

Fracture that it produces is pyramidal in shape

A

Le fort 2

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