Head Injuries/ Anatomy Flashcards

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1: Olfactory

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Ask if they can smell ammonia, salts, tuft skin, perfume, etc.

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2: Optic

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Ask athlete to read scoreboard, look at cars in the distance

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3: Occulomotor

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PEARL

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4: Trachlear

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Roll their eyes, follow your finger inward and downward

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5: Trigeminal

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Bite down, clench jaw; sensation in jaw

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6: Abducens

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Follow your finger outward

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7: Facial

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Raise eyebrows, smile, frown

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8: Auditory

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Close eyes, balance on both legs, balance on one leg, heel to toe walking, finger to nose

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9: Glosopharyngeal

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Swallowing

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10: Vagus

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Stick out tongue and say “aaaaaah”

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11: Accessory

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Resist the athlete doing shoulder shrug

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12: Hypoglossal

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Stick out tongue and wiggle around

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What are the cranial nerves in order?

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  1. Olfactory
  2. Optic
  3. Occulomotor
  4. Trachlear
  5. Trigeminal
  6. Abduces
  7. Facial
  8. Auditory
  9. Glosopharyngeal
  10. Vagus
  11. Accessory
  12. Hypoglossal
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Cerebral Concussion

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  • brain injury caused by blow to head or violent shaking
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Cerebral Confusion

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  • form of traumatic brain injury/ bruise of brain tissue
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16
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Hemorrage

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  • escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel
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Basal Skull Fracture

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  • Break of a bone in the base of skull
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Contrecoup

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  • Occurs on the opposite side
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Cerebraspinal Fluid

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  • clear watery fluid that fills the space between arachnoid membrane and pia matter
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Tinnitus

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  • Ringing in ears

- associated with hearing loss

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Nystagmus

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  • Involuntary eye movement
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Anterograde Amnesia

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  • loss of ability to create new memories after the event
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Retrograde Amnesia

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  • loss of memory-access to events that occured
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Rhomberg’s Test

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  • test used in an exam of neurological function for balance
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P.E.A.R.L

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  • Pupils Equal and Reactive to Light
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Loss of Consciousness

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  • when fainting, aka syncope
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Post Traumatic Amnesia

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  • state of confusion that happens immediately after brain injury
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Asymptomatic

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  • a condition or person with no symptoms
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Post Concussion Syndrome

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  • set of symptoms that may occur after the concussion
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Second Impact Syndrome

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  • Occurs when the brain swells rapidly, after a second concussion before the earlier concussion has healed
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CTE

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  • Chronic Traumatic Encephelopathy
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Subdural Hemorrage

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  • blood clot under the dura
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Epidural Hemorrage

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  • blood clot above the dura
34
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Battle’s Sign

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  • bleeding behind the ears

- usually fractured skull

35
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What position in football is most likely to have CTE?

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  • Lineman
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Otorhea

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  • bleeding from ears
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Rhinorhea

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  • bleeding from nose
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Racoon Eyes

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  • bleeding around eyes