Chapter 26 The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, and Nose

Which bone of the skull is indicated by the number 1?

Which facial bone is shown?

Which type of tooth fracture is shown?

This issue is also known as swimmer's ear.

Which injury is shown?

Which part of the brain regulates heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure as well as coughing, sneezing, and vomiting?

Caused when the athlete’s moving head strike some fixed object, which results in impact deceleration of the brain.

In a Standardized Assessment of Concussion (SAC Test) which of the following are tested?

It moves in a hingelike manner when the mouth is opened & closed and glides forward, backward, side to side when biting.

Which test of the eyes uses a Snellen eye chart to determine the extent of impairment?

These are tested for which assessment, pupils are equal & reactive to light, eyes track smoothly, & blurred vision.

Which part of the tooth is labeled by the number 2?

In a nasal fracture a straight on blow causes greater deformity than a lateral force does.

All of the following should be observed except:

Caused by a blow to the eye initially injure the surrounding tissue and produce capillary bleeding into the tissue space

Sign/symptom of the patient complains of eyelid swelling, sometimes with a purulent discharge and eyes may burn or itch.

Within 15 seconds to several minutes, the patient’s condition worsens rapidly, with dilated pupils, loss eye movement.

Because eyes move together, both eyes must be covered during transport.

The mechanism of injury is a direct blow to the cheekbone.

Which injury is shown?