Head, Face, Neck, Nose, Sinus Flashcards
A buildup of cerebrospinal fluid within the 4th ventricle of the brain. In children this causes the skull to bulge
Hydrochephalus
Abnormal shape of the head with asymmetry
Craniosynostosis
Asymmetric enlargement of bones most commonly in spine, skull, pelvis, femur and lower legs. (Ex: 2 year hx of jaw enlargement)
Paget’s disease
Tiny pupil
Myosis
Ptosis (dropped eyelid) can be linked with what syndrome?
Horner’s
The outer 1/3 of the eyebrow thinning is linked to ___thyroidism
Hypo
Bulging of the eyes - due to hyperthyroidism
Exopthalmos
Hair loss
Alopecia
The most common form of alopecia?
Male pattern baldness
Cradle cap (dry yellowish scalp) in infants is known as ___ in adults
Seborrheic dermatitis
Excess hair on the body (such as all over the face)
Hypertrichosis
Pigmented nevus’ are commonly called ____
Moles
A transient ischemic attack (TIA) is due to a blood clot in the ____ artery
Middle cerebral
Symptoms of this syndrome include jaw pain, clicking, or locking. Can be due to trauma, stress, clenching, wear, or aging.
Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome (TMJ)
Loss of smell
Anosmia (CN1)