Maxillofacial trauma - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CRN REVIEW - HEAD AND NECK (NEUROLOGICAL TRAUMA AND MAXILLOFACIAL AND NECK TRAUMA) (29 QUESTIONS ON EXAM) 2024 What are the three main constituents in the brain? - ANSWER ☑☑CSF, Brain Tissue (mostly water), Blood The brain makes up approximately _____% of the volume of the skull and is _____% water. - ANSWER ☑☑80% 75% CSF makes up about _____% of the volume of the skull. - ANSWER ☑☑10% There is approximately _____ mL of CSF. - ANSWER ☑☑125-150 mL Blood makes...

TCRN REVIEW - HEAD AND NECK (NEUROLOGICAL TRAUMA AND MAXILLOFACIAL AND NECK TRAUMA) (29 QUESTIONS ON EXAM) 2024 What are the three main constituents in the brain? - ANSWER ☑☑CSF, Brain Tissue (mostly water), Blood The brain makes up approximately _____% of the volume of the skull and is _____% water. - ANSWER ☑☑80% 75% CSF makes up about _____% of the volume of the skull. - ANSWER ☑☑10% There is approximately _____ mL of CSF. - ANSWER ☑☑125-150 mL Blood make...

Test Bank for Surgical Technology, 8th Edition 8e by Joanna Kotcher Fuller. Full Chapters test bank are included - Chap 1 to 36 (Complete chapters) 1. Surgical Technology: The Profession and the Professional 2. Communication and Teamwork 3. Medicolegal Aspects of Surgical Technology 4. The Health Care Facility 5. Supporting the Psychosocial Needs of the Patient 6. Diagnostic and Assessment Procedures 7. Hazards in the Perioperative Environment 8. Microbes and the Process of Infection ...

TNCC - 9th Ed. - Chapter 9 - Brain, Cranial, and Maxillofacial Trauma | Questions and Correct Solutions | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ The ___ provides a protective covering and absorbs some energy transferred during an injury event. Since it is highly vascular, lacerations or tears can result in profuse bleeding. - Answer -Scalp What are the 6 cranial bones? - Answer -Frontal Ethmoid Sphenoid Occipital Parietal Temporal The ___ is the thinnest skull bone. - Answer -Temporal...

c. severe maxillofacial fractures 1. Which of the following signs is LEAST reliable for diagnosing esophageal intubation? a. symmetrical chest wall movement b. end-tidal CO2 presence by colorimetry c. bilateral breath sounds d. oxygen saturation >92% e. ETT above carina on chest x-ray 2. Which of the following signs the necessitates a definitive airway in severe trauma patients? a. fascial lacerations b. repeated vomiting d. sternal fracture e. Glasgow Coma Scale score of 12 3. Tw...

ENA Emergency Nursing Orientation 3.0 All Tests Q & A - ENA-ENO-C18, Maxillofacial Trauma, Emergency Nursing Orientation 3.0: Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances and Vascular Access, Emergency Nursing Orientation 3.0: Sexual Assault, ENA-ENO-C14, ENA-ENO-C42, ENA-ENO-C19, ENA-ENO-C11, Emergency Nursing Orientation 3.0: Cardiovascular Emergencies Part I Part II, ENA-ENO-C41, ENA-ENO-C28, ENA-ENO-C36, ENA-ENO-C38, ENA-ENO-C22, ENA-ENO-C03, ENA-ENO-C24, ENA-ENO-C07, ENA-ENO-C27, ENA-ENO-C33, ENA-ENO...

TCRN Review - Head and Neck (Neurological Trauma and Maxillofacial and Neck Trauma)-376 Questions with Complete Solutions What are the three main constituents in the brain? - CORRECT ANSWER CSF, Brain Tissue (mostly water), Blood The brain makes up approximately _____% of the volume of the skull and is _____% water. - CORRECT ANSWER 80% 75% CSF makes up about _____% of the volume of the skull. - CORRECT ANSWER 10% There is approximately _____ mL of CSF. - CORRECT ANSWER 125-150 mL...

What are the three main constituents in the brain? correct answer: CSF, Brain Tissue (mostly water), Blood The brain makes up approximately _____% of the volume of the skull and is _____% water. correct answer: 80% 75% CSF makes up about _____% of the volume of the skull. correct answer: 10% There is approximately _____ mL of CSF. correct answer: 125-150 mL Blood makes up about _____% of the volume of the skull and _____% of the blood is venous. correct answer: 10% 80% The ...

TCRN Review - Head and Neck (Neurological Trauma and Maxillofacial and Neck Trauma)

What is the mechanism of injury that can result in nasalorbitalethmoidal or NOE injury? correct answer: A direct below to the nasal region May be associated with cribiform fracture and orbital roof fracture Commonly associated with a loss of smell due to direct injury of the olfactory nerve What is the mechanism of injury for a blowout fracture correct answer: Direct blow to the orbital globe Can cause entrapment of the eyeball and most commonly the inferior or medial rectus muscle Oft...