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Question 1

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Answer 1

Frontal Bone

Question 2

2:

Answer 2

Supraorbital notch

Question 3

3:

Answer 3

Nasal bone

Question 4

4:

Answer 4

Lacrimal bone

Question 5

5:

Answer 5

Zygomatic bone

Question 6

6:

Answer 6

Infraorbital foramen

Question 7

7:

Answer 7

Maxilla

Question 8

8:

Answer 8

Mental foramen

Question 9

9:

Answer 9

Mandible

Question 10

10:

Answer 10

Orbital plate of ethmoid bone

Question 11

11:

Answer 11

Sphenoid bone

Question 12

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Answer 12

Temporal bone

Question 13

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Answer 13

Parietal bone

Question 14

The bones of the neurocranium are fused together at immovable, fibrous joints, such as ___________

Answer 14

Sutures

Question 15

What are the two classes of skull bones?

Answer 15

Neurocranium and viscerocranium

Question 16

How many bones compose the neurocranium?

Answer 16

8

Question 17

How many bones compose the viscerocranium?

Answer 17

14

Question 18

What are associated bones of the head and neck?

Answer 18

Auditory ossicles and hyoid bone

Question 19

Midface fractures are classified clinically as___________

Answer 19

Le Fort fractures

Question 20

How many types of Le Fort fractures are there?

Answer 20

3

Question 21

What type of Le Fort fracture is this?

A pyramidal fracture that includes both maxillae, nasal bones, infraorbital rims and orbital floors

Answer 21

Le Fort II

Question 22

What type of Le Fort fracture is this?

Includes Le Fort II fracture and both zygomatic bones. May cause airway obstruction, nasolacrimal obstruction, and cerebrospinal fluid leakage

Answer 22

Le Fort III

Question 23

What type of Le Fort fracture is this?

Horizontal fracture detaching the maxilla along the nasal floor

Answer 23

Le Fort I