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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |COMPLETE
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Skull (Cranium) - ANSWER✔✔-The function of this structure is to encase and protect
the brain tissue
Mandible - ANSWER✔✔-The lower jaw bone
Maxillae - ANSWER✔✔-The fused bones of the upper jaw.
Meninges - ANSWER✔✔-There are three membranes that cover the brain and they are
called what?
Dura Mater - ANSWER✔✔-Outermost membrane and most resilient of the meninges.
Arachnoid - ANSWER✔✔-The center layer of the meninges.
Pia Mater - ANSWER✔✔-The innermost membrane of the meninges
Protects the cranial nerves and spinal cord - ANSWER✔✔-What is the function of the
Meninges?
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, Cerebellum - ANSWER✔✔-What controls primitive functions, coordination and
balance?
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) - ANSWER✔✔-This is a nutrient fluid that bathes and
protects the brain and spinal cord.
Linear Skull Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-This type of fracture accounts for about 80% of all
skull fractures.
Depressed skull fracture. - ANSWER✔✔-This type of skull fracture when open serves s
a possible entry point for bacteria.
Basilar skull fracture - ANSWER✔✔-This fracture occurs at the floor of the cranium,
should be suspected if CSF is draining from the nostrils or ear canals, Periorbital
ecchymosis and ecchymosis behind the ears over the mastoid. The ecchymosis may take
several hours after the injury to become apparent.
Nasal Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-Epistaxis, edema, ecchymosis, nasal deformity, and
crepitus upon palpation are indications that what is present?
Mandible Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-Casualty with this type of fracture will commonly
report their teeth no longer fit together correctly. (Malocclusion of the teeth)
Mid-Face Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-Casualty's face may appear asymmetrical or
flattened, an inability to close the mouth may be reported, if conscious the patient may
complain of facial pain and numbness.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS |A+ GRADED |100% CORRECT!!
Skull (Cranium) - ANSWER✔✔-The function of this structure is to encase and protect
the brain tissue
Mandible - ANSWER✔✔-The lower jaw bone
Maxillae - ANSWER✔✔-The fused bones of the upper jaw.
Meninges - ANSWER✔✔-There are three membranes that cover the brain and they are
called what?
Dura Mater - ANSWER✔✔-Outermost membrane and most resilient of the meninges.
Arachnoid - ANSWER✔✔-The center layer of the meninges.
Pia Mater - ANSWER✔✔-The innermost membrane of the meninges
Protects the cranial nerves and spinal cord - ANSWER✔✔-What is the function of the
Meninges?
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, Cerebellum - ANSWER✔✔-What controls primitive functions, coordination and
balance?
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) - ANSWER✔✔-This is a nutrient fluid that bathes and
protects the brain and spinal cord.
Linear Skull Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-This type of fracture accounts for about 80% of all
skull fractures.
Depressed skull fracture. - ANSWER✔✔-This type of skull fracture when open serves s
a possible entry point for bacteria.
Basilar skull fracture - ANSWER✔✔-This fracture occurs at the floor of the cranium,
should be suspected if CSF is draining from the nostrils or ear canals, Periorbital
ecchymosis and ecchymosis behind the ears over the mastoid. The ecchymosis may take
several hours after the injury to become apparent.
Nasal Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-Epistaxis, edema, ecchymosis, nasal deformity, and
crepitus upon palpation are indications that what is present?
Mandible Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-Casualty with this type of fracture will commonly
report their teeth no longer fit together correctly. (Malocclusion of the teeth)
Mid-Face Fracture - ANSWER✔✔-Casualty's face may appear asymmetrical or
flattened, an inability to close the mouth may be reported, if conscious the patient may
complain of facial pain and numbness.
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