TMJ intervention Flashcards
grading system used for facial nerve injury (Bell’s palsy)
House-Brackmann Facial nerve grading system
Bell’s palsy typically affects the facial nerve at or near the
stylomastoid foramen
facial nerve involvement in bell’s palasy causes palsy motor and sensory involvement that is contralateral/ipsilateral
ipsilateral
Which is correct? Temporomandibular disorder or temporomandibular joint dysfunction
Temporomandibular disorder
Crepitus should not be present with a diagnosis of simple arthralgia. T or F
True
a diagnostic indicator that distinguishes capsulitis from other TMJ issues
anterior condylar translation within the joint
DJD without arthralgia is
osteoarthrosis
DJD with arthralgia is
osteoarthritis
Chronic TMD is considered as a psychophysiologic disorder of the CNS that modulates emotional, physiologic, and neuroendocrine responses to emotional and physical stressors.
T or F
True
Exercises for TMD should be done once a day for 5-10 minutes. t or f
FALSE - can overwork the area quickly, better to do very low reps several times a day to avoid pain
What causes the click in DDwithR?
the disc subluxes off the head of the mandibular condyle
DDwithoutR is also called a
clinical closed lock