Head,Neck,Lymphatics

Question 1

How many bones are in the face?

Answer 1

14

Question 2

None of the bones in the face move except the

Answer 2

Mandible

Question 3

What are the eyelids called?

Answer 3

Palpebral fissures

Question 4

What is the nose called?

Answer 4

Nasolabial folds

Question 5

What are the three things on the face you need to check for symmetry?

Answer 5

Eyes (Palpebral Fissures)
Nose (Nasolabial Folds)
Lips

Question 6

What acts like a colindar?

Answer 6

The lymph fluid running through the collecting ducts

Question 7

What produces lymphocytes?

Answer 7

Spleen

Question 8

What goes away when we are adults?

Answer 8

Thymus

Question 9

Lymph nodes all over our belly

Answer 9

Peyer Patches

Question 10

What make antigens?

Answer 10

Lymph glands

Question 11

What is also a pathway for spread of malignant diseases?

Answer 11

Lymphatic System

Question 12

Lymph node in front of ear

Answer 12

Pre ocular

Question 13

Lymph node behind ear

Answer 13

Post ocular

Question 14

Juglodigastric lymph node

Answer 14

Tonsular

Question 15

3 sub lymph nodes

Answer 15

Submandible
Submandibular
Submental

Question 16

2 cervical lymph nodes

Answer 16

Anterior Cervical

Posterior Cervical

Question 17

2 clavicular lymph nodes

Answer 17

Superior Clavicular

Inferior Clavicular

Question 18

Characteristics of lymph nodes are associated with what 3 things?

Answer 18

Acute Infections
Inflammation
Cancer

Question 19

What do we do to the head and neck?

Answer 19

Inspect and Palpate

Question 20

How are lymph nodes in infants?

Answer 20

Not normally palpable

Question 21

How are lymph nodes in children?

Answer 21

Should be less than 1 cm

Question 22

How are lymph nodes in older adults?

Answer 22

More fibrotic (rubbery)

Question 23

How are lymph nodes in a pregnant female?

Answer 23

Enlarged

Question 24

In aging adults when head sticks out and hump on the back

Answer 24

Cafosis

Question 25

Since you cannot feel lymph nodes in infants what should you measure?

Answer 25

Head circumference each visit until age 6

Question 26

In a new born their ____ is bigger than their ____

Answer 26

Head is bigger than their chest

Question 27

When does the head become the same size as their chest?

Answer 27

Age 2

Question 28

Increase in the size of the thyroid gland

Answer 28

Goiter

Question 29

A goiter normally occurs in

Answer 29

Hyperthyroidism

Question 30

What is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism

Answer 30

Graves disease

Question 31

Two main manifestations of hyperthyroidism

Answer 31

Goiter and exophthalmos (bulging eyeballs)

Question 32

A defiency of thyroid hormone, when severe, causes a non pitting edema and myxedema. Puffy face and dry skin and course hair.

Answer 32

Myxedema---Hypothryoidism

Question 33

A lower motor neuron lesion (peripheral) producing cranial nerve VII paralysis, which is almost unilateral.

Answer 33

Bell's Palsy

Question 34

What is thought to be caused by Herpes Simplex Virus HSV?

Answer 34

Bell's Palsy

Question 35

Complete paralysis of one half of the face; person cannot wrinkle forehead, raise eyebrow, close eye, or show teeth on one side.

Answer 35

Bell's Palsy

Question 36

An upper motor neuron lesion (central).

Answer 36

Stroke

Question 37

Paralysis of the lower facial muscles, but upper half of face is not affected. Person is still able to wrinkle forehead and close eyes.

Answer 37

Stroke

Question 38

Accompanies chronic wasting diseases such as cancer, dehydration, and starvation.

Answer 38

Cachectic Appearance

Question 39

Features--sunken eyes, hollow cheeks, and exhaustion, defeated expression.

Answer 39

Cachectic Appearance

Question 40

Narrow palepebral fissures, epicanthal folds, and midfacial hypoplasia.

Answer 40

Fetal alcohol syndrome

Question 41

Low hair line, swollen eyelids, puffy face, thick protruding tongue through open mouth, dull expression.

Answer 41

Congenital Hypothryoidism

Question 42

Up slanting eyes with inner epicanthal folds, flat nasal bridge, small broad flat nose, protruding thick tongue, broad neck small webbing hands.

Answer 42

Down syndrome

Question 43

Exhausted face, blus shadows below eyes, sluggish venous return, double or single crease on lower eyelids, central facial pallor, open mouth breathing

Answer 43

Atopic (allergic) Facies

Question 44

Transverse line on the nose

Answer 44

Allergic salute and crease

Question 45

Deficiency of the neurotransmitter dopamine and degeneration of the basal ganglia in the brain.

Answer 45

Parkinson Syndrome

Question 46

Flat and expressionless face with elevated eyebrows, staring gaze, oily skin, and drooling.

Answer 46

Parkinson Syndrome