LMRT BUNDLED EXAMS 2026 ACTUAL
EXAMINATION TEST FULL SOLUTION
⫸ SINUSITIS Answer: sinuses become inflamed or infected
⫸ OSTEOMYELITIS Answer: bone infection
⫸ MULTIPLE MYELOMA Answer: cancer that starts in the plasma
cells of the bone marrow
⫸ BASILLAR FRACTURE & What view would best? Answer: break
at the base of the skull (Lateral would be the best view)(Sphenoid
produces an air/fluid level)
⫸ CONRECOUP FRACTURE Answer: fracture of the facial bones
where a blow to one side causes fracture to the opposite side
⫸ TRIPOD FRACTURE Answer: involves the zygomatic arch (second
most common FACIAL FRACTURE)
⫸ What nerves pass through the superior orbital fissures? Answer:
oculomotor nerve (CN III)
oculomotor nerve (CN III)
abducens nerve (CN VI)
, ⫸ If a pt can't tuck their chin, what line do you use? Answer: use IOML
⫸ what are the optic foramina? Answer: small openings found inferior
to lesser wings of the sphenoid
⫸ What are the pterygoid processes? Answer: projections in the
sphenoid bone
⫸ Where is the jugular foramen? Answer: at the temporal
⫸ What forms the hard palate of the mouth? Answer: formed by the
maxilla & palatine
⫸ What forms the nasal septum? Answer: formed by vomer + ethmoid
⫸ What is a dolichocephalic skull? Answer: Less than 75% = a
dolichocephalic skull (long headed)
⫸ What is a mesocephaly skull? Answer: 75-80% width = a
mesocephaly skull (this is the avg.)
⫸ What is brachycephalic skull? Answer: More than 80% = a
brachycephalic skull (short headed)
EXAMINATION TEST FULL SOLUTION
⫸ SINUSITIS Answer: sinuses become inflamed or infected
⫸ OSTEOMYELITIS Answer: bone infection
⫸ MULTIPLE MYELOMA Answer: cancer that starts in the plasma
cells of the bone marrow
⫸ BASILLAR FRACTURE & What view would best? Answer: break
at the base of the skull (Lateral would be the best view)(Sphenoid
produces an air/fluid level)
⫸ CONRECOUP FRACTURE Answer: fracture of the facial bones
where a blow to one side causes fracture to the opposite side
⫸ TRIPOD FRACTURE Answer: involves the zygomatic arch (second
most common FACIAL FRACTURE)
⫸ What nerves pass through the superior orbital fissures? Answer:
oculomotor nerve (CN III)
oculomotor nerve (CN III)
abducens nerve (CN VI)
, ⫸ If a pt can't tuck their chin, what line do you use? Answer: use IOML
⫸ what are the optic foramina? Answer: small openings found inferior
to lesser wings of the sphenoid
⫸ What are the pterygoid processes? Answer: projections in the
sphenoid bone
⫸ Where is the jugular foramen? Answer: at the temporal
⫸ What forms the hard palate of the mouth? Answer: formed by the
maxilla & palatine
⫸ What forms the nasal septum? Answer: formed by vomer + ethmoid
⫸ What is a dolichocephalic skull? Answer: Less than 75% = a
dolichocephalic skull (long headed)
⫸ What is a mesocephaly skull? Answer: 75-80% width = a
mesocephaly skull (this is the avg.)
⫸ What is brachycephalic skull? Answer: More than 80% = a
brachycephalic skull (short headed)
