Neuromuscular Facial Rehab Flashcards

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The _ _ (_ _) is one of the few nerves in the body that branches, and it has the highest incidence of dysfunction in the body.

A

The CN VII (FACIAL NERVE) is one of the few nerves . . .

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The CN VII has _ branches, innervates _ _ muscles that provide _ and _, and innervates the _ and _ _.

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The CN VII has 6 branches, innervates 23 PAIRED muscles that provide FUNCTION and EXPRESSION, and innervates the LACRIMAL and SALIVARY GLANDS.

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What muscle is responsible for pulling the eyebrows medially?

A

CORRUGATOR SUPERCILLI

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A MD will determine the degree of facial injury using _ degrees of facial injury. A _ _ diagnosis means that you won’t be able to help (complete transesection of nerve)

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MD will determine the degree of facial injury using SUDERLAND’S degrees of facial injury

A 5TH DEGREE diagnosis means that . . .

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The Facial rehab community is split on the benefit of _ _ as a treatment option however can be useful in determining which nerves are _.

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. . . On the benefit of E-STIM as a treatment option however can be useful in determining which nerves are still INTACT

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_ _ is where regrowth of the nerve attaches to a different nerve. Can causes _ _.

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SIMPLE MISDIRECTION is where regrowth of the nerve . . .

Can cause ABNORMAL FUNCTION

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_ _ is a viral inflammatory immunologic injury to the facial nerve. Makes up _% of all facial palsies and often goes _.

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BELL’S PALSY is a viral . . .

Makes up 57% of all facial palsies and often goes MISDIAGNOSED

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The risk of developing Bell’s palsy is increased in which population?

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Pregnant women during their 3rd trimesters

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What is the treatment for Bell’s palsy?

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Corticosteroids for 7-10 days (does cross the blood brain barrier but there is no evidence that it will have negative side effects on unborn child if given to pregnant mother)

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How do you differentiate between Bell’s palsy and a stroke?

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The upper face remains intact with a CVA (ask them to look in the mirror or look at them and try to wrinkle his/ her forehead) if they can go to ER/ dial 911 immediately

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Melkerson Rosenthal is an _ form of _ _ whose hallmark is ‘fissure tongue’ characterized by a dried cracked tongue.

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Is an ATYPICAL form of BELL’S PALSY whose hallmark . . .

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Nerve graft (CN VII is attached to CN XII), clear eyepatch or taping eye shut (best to tape from _ _ _) or eye weights, and initial dual channel surface EMG are examples of?

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Examples of treatment/ intervention options for Bell’s Palsy

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What is the gold standard for Bell’s palsy treatment/intervention?

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Dual channel surface EMG

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_ _ can be given to help target impaired movements. Name?

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SPECIFIC EXERCISES can be given to target impaired movements.

CRAIGS FACIAL EXERCISES

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15
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If release techniques are difficult how can you modify?

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May need to start in a gravity eliminated position and progress from there.

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16
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What condition has similar facial paresis to Bell’s Palsy but is accompanied by pain?

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Ramsey Hunt