Exam 26: The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat

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Which of the following specific head injuries includes an etiology of a direct blow to an athlete's moving head when it strikes some fixed object, that results in impact deceleration of the brain?

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Which of the following is the least amount of time it takes for a septal hematoma to show up after a nasal injury?

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Question 22

If a patient can not breathe and is expiring frothy blood after getting hit in the throat with a baseball, which of the following would most likely be the sustained injury?

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Question 23

Which of the following structures is most often the source of hemorrhages of the nose?

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Question 24

Upon reading a patient's chart it is reported the patient is experiencing diplopia. What does this mean?

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Question 25

If a patient is able to read line four on the shown figure, what does this result mean?

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Question 26

Which of the following structures is most likely to be involved in a "Lefort fracture"?

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Question 27

What is the most serious problem associated with skull fractures?

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Question 28

Which of the following would be considered an inappropriate symptom of a maxillary fracture?

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Question 29

Which of the following methods would be incorrect in trying to stop a epistaxis?

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Question 30

The skull is composed of how many bones?

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Question 31

Which of the following is a sign of facial lacerations?

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Question 32

In the case of a suspected head injury, an on-the-field neurological exam should be performed. Which of the six major areas of the exam is missing from this list? ? Cerebral testing ? Motor testing ? Cranial nerve testing ? Reflex testing ? Cerebellar testing

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Question 33

Since 2009, all 50 states passed some form of concussion legislation that minimally stated:

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Question 34

Select all of the types of errors that are marked for a maximum error score of 10.

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Question 35

Please check all the sports that are identified with a high risk for head injuries.

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Question 36

Which of the following specific facial injuries presents with a locked-open position of the jaw, with jaw movement being almost impossible?

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Question 37

If a patient is unconscious after sustaining a head injury, what is the best method of removal from the playing arena?

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Question 38

According to the graduated return-to-play protocol for postconcussion syndrome, which of the following is the amount of time it generally takes an asymptomatic athlete to progress to the next level of rehabilitation?

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Question 39

Which of the following complications associated with skull fractures requires immediate hospitalization?

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Exam 26: The Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat

Which of the following specific head injuries includes an etiology of a direct blow to an athlete's moving head when it strikes some fixed object, that results in impact deceleration of the brain?

Which of the following is the least amount of time it takes for a septal hematoma to show up after a nasal injury?

If a patient can not breathe and is expiring frothy blood after getting hit in the throat with a baseball, which of the following would most likely be the sustained injury?

Which of the following structures is most often the source of hemorrhages of the nose?

Upon reading a patient's chart it is reported the patient is experiencing diplopia. What does this mean?

If a patient is able to read line four on the shown figure, what does this result mean?

Which of the following structures is most likely to be involved in a "Lefort fracture"?

What is the most serious problem associated with skull fractures?

Which of the following would be considered an inappropriate symptom of a maxillary fracture?

Which of the following methods would be incorrect in trying to stop a epistaxis?

The skull is composed of how many bones?

Which of the following is a sign of facial lacerations?

In the case of a suspected head injury, an on-the-field neurological exam should be performed. Which of the six major areas of the exam is missing from this list? ? Cerebral testing ? Motor testing ? Cranial nerve testing ? Reflex testing ? Cerebellar testing

Since 2009, all 50 states passed some form of concussion legislation that minimally stated:

Select all of the types of errors that are marked for a maximum error score of 10.

Please check all the sports that are identified with a high risk for head injuries.

Which of the following specific facial injuries presents with a locked-open position of the jaw, with jaw movement being almost impossible?

If a patient is unconscious after sustaining a head injury, what is the best method of removal from the playing arena?

According to the graduated return-to-play protocol for postconcussion syndrome, which of the following is the amount of time it generally takes an asymptomatic athlete to progress to the next level of rehabilitation?

Which of the following complications associated with skull fractures requires immediate hospitalization?

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