Question 1

Which of the following is not typically a symptom of a mandibular condylar fracture?

Accepted Answer

A)  Headache 
B)  Tinnitus 
C)  Balance disruption 
D)  Epistaxis 
A)  Headache 
B)  Tinnitus 
C)  Balance disruption 
D)  Epistaxis D

Question 2

A patient's superior row of teeth are fixed within what structure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Alveolar process 
B)  Maxillary bone 
C)  Zygomatic process 
D)  Mastoid process 
A)  Alveolar process 
B)  Maxillary bone 
C)  Zygomatic process 
D)  Mastoid process A

Question 3

Which type of tooth luxation is marked by a depression into the alveolar process relative to the contiguous teeth and to its match on the opposite side?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intruded 
B)  Extruded 
C)  Avulsed 
D)  Fractured 
A)  Intruded 
B)  Extruded 
C)  Avulsed 
D)  Fractured A

Question 4

What artery is typically associated with a patient bleeding anteriorly as the result of a nasal fracture?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sphenopalatine 
B)  Anterior ethmoid 
C)  Saphenous 
D)  Hepatic 
A)  Sphenopalatine 
B)  Anterior ethmoid 
C)  Saphenous 
D)  Hepatic

Question 5

What is "swimmer's ear" medically known as?

Accepted Answer

A)  Otitis media 
B)  Otitis externa 
C)  Auricular hematoma 
D)  Cauliflower ear 
A)  Otitis media 
B)  Otitis externa 
C)  Auricular hematoma 
D)  Cauliflower ear

Question 6

A fracture that extends into the enamel is considered a dental emergency.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What anchors a tooth's root to the alveolar process?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cementum 
B)  Dentin 
C)  Pulp 
D)  Enamel 
A)  Cementum 
B)  Dentin 
C)  Pulp 
D)  Enamel

Question 8

How many permanent teeth would a patient have,assuming no previous trauma or injury to the mouth?

Accepted Answer

A)  24 
B)  28 
C)  32 
D)  36 
A)  24 
B)  28 
C)  32 
D)  36

Question 9

Once a laceration's bleeding is controlled,the area around the laceration should be checked for which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Foreign bodies 
B)  Tenderness 
C)  Extent of the wound 
D)  Foreign bodies, tenderness, and the extent of the wound 
A)  Foreign bodies 
B)  Tenderness 
C)  Extent of the wound 
D)  Foreign bodies, tenderness, and the extent of the wound

Question 10

Which cranial nerve (CN)can become impaired when an auricular hematoma is present?

Accepted Answer

A)  CN V 
B)  CV VIII 
C)  CV I 
D)  CN IV 
A)  CN V 
B)  CV VIII 
C)  CV I 
D)  CN IV

Question 11

Tympanic membrane ruptures only occur from a mechanical intrusion through the membrane.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Explain how to perform Weber's test and what is considered a positive test.

Accepted Answer

Weber's test is used to confirm a hearin

Question 13

What is the shape of the external ear-which is maintained by an accumulation of cartilaginous tissue-called?

Accepted Answer

A)  Auricle 
B)  Stapes 
C)  External auditory meatus 
D)  Incus 
A)  Auricle 
B)  Stapes 
C)  External auditory meatus 
D)  Incus

Question 14

The middle ear is connected to the nasal passages of a patient via which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  External auditory canal 
B)  Internal auditory canal 
C)  Eustachian tube 
D)  Vestibular cochlea 
A)  External auditory canal 
B)  Internal auditory canal 
C)  Eustachian tube 
D)  Vestibular cochlea

Question 15

What is the outermost covering of a tooth?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dentin 
B)  Enamel 
C)  Cementum 
D)  Periodontal ligaments 
A)  Dentin 
B)  Enamel 
C)  Cementum 
D)  Periodontal ligaments

Question 16

The cochlea and the semicircular canals sit within a bony,fluid-filled labyrinth formed within which structure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Temporal bone 
B)  Parietal bone 
C)  Greater sphenoid 
D)  Ramus 
A)  Temporal bone 
B)  Parietal bone 
C)  Greater sphenoid 
D)  Ramus

Question 17

What are three signs and symptoms of a potentially catastrophic injury resulting from a blow to the throat?

Accepted Answer

Crepitation (subcuta

Question 18

What connects the tongue from its underside to the floor of the oral cavity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hyoid bone 
B)  Hyaline cartilage 
C)  Lingual frenulum 
D)  Lingual septum 
A)  Hyoid bone 
B)  Hyaline cartilage 
C)  Lingual frenulum 
D)  Lingual septum

Question 19

If a tooth is avulsed and cannot be reimplanted,which of the following is an appropriate step?

Accepted Answer

A)  Clean and scrub the debris off the tooth, rinse with saline, and place the tooth in gauze inside of the mouth. 
B)  Store the tooth in skim milk. 
C)  Sterilize the tooth, then store in a biocompatible storage environment. 
D)  Rinse the tooth with saline and store in whole milk if an emergency tooth preserving kit is not available. 
A)  Clean and scrub the debris off the tooth, rinse with saline, and place the tooth in gauze inside of the mouth. 
B)  Store the tooth in skim milk. 
C)  Sterilize the tooth, then store in a biocompatible storage environment. 
D)  Rinse the tooth with saline and store in whole milk if an emergency tooth preserving kit is not available.

Question 20

What structure covers the larynx superiorly?

Accepted Answer

A)  Thyroid cartilage 
B)  Cricoid cartilage 
C)  Hyoid bone 
D)  Greater cornua 
A)  Thyroid cartilage 
B)  Cricoid cartilage 
C)  Hyoid bone 
D)  Greater cornua

Which of the following is not typically a symptom of a mandibular condylar fracture?

A patient's superior row of teeth are fixed within what structure?

Which type of tooth luxation is marked by a depression into the alveolar process relative to the contiguous teeth and to its match on the opposite side?

What artery is typically associated with a patient bleeding anteriorly as the result of a nasal fracture?

What is "swimmer's ear" medically known as?

A fracture that extends into the enamel is considered a dental emergency.

What anchors a tooth's root to the alveolar process?

How many permanent teeth would a patient have,assuming no previous trauma or injury to the mouth?

Once a laceration's bleeding is controlled,the area around the laceration should be checked for which of the following?

Which cranial nerve (CN)can become impaired when an auricular hematoma is present?

Tympanic membrane ruptures only occur from a mechanical intrusion through the membrane.

Explain how to perform Weber's test and what is considered a positive test.

What is the shape of the external ear-which is maintained by an accumulation of cartilaginous tissue-called?

The middle ear is connected to the nasal passages of a patient via which of the following?

What is the outermost covering of a tooth?

The cochlea and the semicircular canals sit within a bony,fluid-filled labyrinth formed within which structure?

What are three signs and symptoms of a potentially catastrophic injury resulting from a blow to the throat?

What connects the tongue from its underside to the floor of the oral cavity?

If a tooth is avulsed and cannot be reimplanted,which of the following is an appropriate step?

What structure covers the larynx superiorly?

Examination Process

Examination and Management of Acute Pathologies

Evidence-Based Practice in the Diagnostic Process

Injury Pathology Nomenclature

Musculoskeletal Diagnostic Techniques

Assessment of Posture

Evaluation of Gait

Foot and Toe Pathologies

Ankle and Leg Pathologies

Knee Pathologies

Patellofemoral Pathologies

Pelvis and Thigh Pathologies

Lumbosacral Pathologies

Cervical and Thoracic Spine and Thorax Pathologies

Shoulder and Upper Arm Pathologies

Elbow and Forearm Pathologies

Wrist, Hand, and Finger Pathologies

Eye Pathologies

Head and Acute Cervical Spine Pathologies

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Exam 19: Face and Related Structure Pathologies

Which of the following is not typically a symptom of a mandibular condylar fracture?

A patient's superior row of teeth are fixed within what structure?

Which type of tooth luxation is marked by a depression into the alveolar process relative to the contiguous teeth and to its match on the opposite side?

What artery is typically associated with a patient bleeding anteriorly as the result of a nasal fracture?

What is "swimmer's ear" medically known as?

A fracture that extends into the enamel is considered a dental emergency.

What anchors a tooth's root to the alveolar process?

How many permanent teeth would a patient have,assuming no previous trauma or injury to the mouth?

Once a laceration's bleeding is controlled,the area around the laceration should be checked for which of the following?

Which cranial nerve (CN)can become impaired when an auricular hematoma is present?

Tympanic membrane ruptures only occur from a mechanical intrusion through the membrane.

Explain how to perform Weber's test and what is considered a positive test.

What is the shape of the external ear-which is maintained by an accumulation of cartilaginous tissue-called?

The middle ear is connected to the nasal passages of a patient via which of the following?

What is the outermost covering of a tooth?

The cochlea and the semicircular canals sit within a bony,fluid-filled labyrinth formed within which structure?

What are three signs and symptoms of a potentially catastrophic injury resulting from a blow to the throat?

What connects the tongue from its underside to the floor of the oral cavity?

If a tooth is avulsed and cannot be reimplanted,which of the following is an appropriate step?

What structure covers the larynx superiorly?

Examination Process

Examination and Management of Acute Pathologies

Evidence-Based Practice in the Diagnostic Process

Injury Pathology Nomenclature

Musculoskeletal Diagnostic Techniques

Assessment of Posture

Evaluation of Gait

Foot and Toe Pathologies

Ankle and Leg Pathologies

Knee Pathologies

Patellofemoral Pathologies

Pelvis and Thigh Pathologies

Lumbosacral Pathologies

Cervical and Thoracic Spine and Thorax Pathologies

Shoulder and Upper Arm Pathologies

Elbow and Forearm Pathologies

Wrist, Hand, and Finger Pathologies

Eye Pathologies

Head and Acute Cervical Spine Pathologies

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