Chapter 26 The head, face, eyes, ears, nose, and throat ALL 2025/2026 SOLUTION AID GRADE A+

Chapter 26 The head, face, eyes, ears, nose, and throat ALL 2025/2026 SOLUTION AID GRADE A+ Postconcussional syndrome Giddiness, attention difficulties TMJ Dysfunction Subluxation of disk Cauliflower ear Common injury to boxers and wrestlers Diplopia Seeing double, double-vision Epidural bleeding Torn artery in dural membrane Hyphema Blood in the anterior chamber of the eye Corneal Abrasion Photophobia Blowout fracture Inferior aspect of eye What is the postconcussional syndrome and when does it occur? A condition that follows a concussion What is the most common cause of temporomandibular joint dysfunction? Injury to teeth or jaw as well as misarrangement to teeth or jaw How do athletes involved in activities such as diving, scuba, parachuting, and sports flying deal with pressure changes? They slowly adapt to their training environment How should you deal with an athlete who may have a corneal abrasion? Antibiotic ointment, a steroid to decrease inflammation (anti-inflammatory) and scarring, and something to relieve the pain/light sensitivity What balance tests can be used to determine the extent of a cerebral injury? Romberg test, BES test, heel-to-toe test How would you manage a bloody nose? Sit, pinch nose, lean forward, breathe through mouth, no nose blowing, pack with gauze and send to the doctor if it will not stop After suffering a cerebral injury and before returning to play, a physician must verify that the athlete is? 1. Symptom free 2. Test their balance and coordination 3. Pass return to learn protocol 4. Pass return to play protocol 5. Objective test (IMPACT) List the three most common sports that can account for eye injuries. CONTINUED..