CE QUIZ: THE FACE OF TRAUMA

The Face of Trauma:
Navigating the Complex World of Facial Injuries (1 CE)

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THE FACE OF TRAUMA: NAVIGATING THE COMPLEX WORLD OF FACIAL INJURIES (1 CE)

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1. If a patient who sustained blunt trauma to the face presents with unilateral anesthesia in the corner of the nose and the upper lip, what is the most likely location of the fracture? 81-year-oldman presents for an oral surgical procedure. His past medical history is remarkable for hypertension, diabetes and recent bilateral hip replacement. His blood pressure is 135/ 78 and heart rate of 69. He is taking Lisinopril, Amlodipine and metformin, but he has not taken any antibiotic prophylaxis. Two grams amoxicillin is provided to him in the office, as he had no previous history of drug allergies. Shortly after, he develops rashes, hives, with generalized flushing and difficulty breathing and swallowing. He is making a wheezing sound when he breathes. What is your first impression?*

A. Superior orbital bone fractureB. Mandibular fractureC. Frontal bone fractureD. Maxillary fracture

A. Ellis classificationB. LeFort classificationC. Davey classificationD. Weber classification

A. Car accidentsB. AssaultsC. FallsD. Sports related injuries

A. The vertical and horizontaL buttressesB. The facial musclesC. The frontal boneD. The temporal bone

A. Symphysis of the mandibleB. The condylar neck of the mandibleC. The angle of the mandibleD. The body of the mandible

A. 50%B. 40%C. 30%D. 20%

A. Zygomatic arch and nasal boneB. Orbit and the maxillaC. Mandibular body and symphysisD. Superior orbital rim and frontal bone

A. The zygomatic arch and the nasal boneB. Orbit and the maxillaC. Mandibular body and symphysisD. The superior orbital rim and frontal bone

A. MasticationB. Speech articulationC. The overall balance of facial featuresD. All the above

A. Provide vocal resonanceB. Reduce the weight of the skullC. Act as a buffer against facial trauma by crumpling upon impact and there by protecting sensitive structures.D. All the above

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