Head Work

Question 1

The two lines that are important for a lateral:

Answer 1

MSP parallel
IPL perpendicular

Question 2

How many cranial bones are there?

Answer 2

8

Question 3

How many facial bones are there?

Answer 3

14

Question 4

Name the cranial bones:

Answer 4

the ethmoid bone, the sphenoid bone, the frontal bone, the occipital bone, two parietal bones, and two temporal bones

Question 5

What are the 14 facial bones:

Answer 5

2 nasal bones, 2 palatine bones, 2 lacrymal bones, 2 zygomatic bones, 2 maxilla bones, 2 inferior nasal conchae, 1 vomer bone and mandible.

Question 6

Orange

Answer 6

Sphenoid

Question 7

Yellow

Answer 7

Frontal

Question 8

Yellow

Answer 8

Frontal

Question 9

Green

Answer 9

Parietal

Question 10

Purple

Answer 10

Temporal

Question 11

Blue

Answer 11

Occipital bone

Question 12

Dark Green

Answer 12

Ethmoid

Question 13

Dark Green

Answer 13

Ethmoid

Question 14

Yellow

Answer 14

Frontal bone

Question 15

Orange

Answer 15

Sphenoid (left greater wing)

Question 16

Orange

Answer 16

Sphenoid (left greater wing)

Question 17

Purple

Answer 17

Right temporal

Question 18

Green

Answer 18

Right parietal

Question 19

Dark blue

Answer 19

Ethmoid

Question 20

Dark blue

Answer 20

Ethmoid

Question 21

Orange

Answer 21

Sphenoid

Question 22

Pointing to:

Answer 22

Optic Foramen

Question 23

What blows out in a blow out fracture?

Answer 23

Floor of the orbit

Question 24

Three bones of the inner ear?

Answer 24

Mallous, incies, stapies

Question 25

Controls equilibrium

Answer 25

Semi circular canals

Question 26

Middle Ear contains:

Answer 26

Mallous incies and stapies

Question 27

Inner ear contains

Answer 27

Cochlea and semi circular canals

Question 28

Blue line

Answer 28

Infraorbital Meatle line

Question 29

Blue line

Answer 29

Infraorbital Meatle line

Question 30

Line 1

Answer 30

Glabellomeatle line Extends from the glabella to the EAM

Question 31

Line 1

Answer 31

Glabellomeatle line Extends from the glabella to the EAM

Question 32

Line 2

Answer 32

Orbitomeatle line Outer canthus to EAM

Question 33

Line 2

Answer 33

Orbitomeatle line Outer canthus to EAM

Question 34

The degrees between the IOML and OML is

Answer 34

7 degrees

Question 35

The difference between the GLM and OML is:

Answer 35

8 degrees

Question 36

The total degrees between the GLM and IOML is:

Answer 36

15 degrees

Question 37

What position is this?

Answer 37

AP Axial (Townes)

Question 38

If you have a sore throat what bacterial

Question 39

When your equilibrium is off:

Answer 39

Semi Circular Canals Inflamed

Question 40

Lateral Facial Bones and Sinuses CR

Answer 40

Halfway between the outer canthus and the EAM

Question 41

For lateral skull CR:

Answer 41

5 cm above the EAM

Question 42

For nasal bones:

Answer 42

1/2 inch distal to nasion

Question 43

Identify the image:

Answer 43

PA Skull (Petrous Ridges Fill Orbit)

Question 44

The CR for this image:

Answer 44

Perpendicular

Question 45

PA Skull shows what sinuses:

Answer 45

Frontal Sinuses Anterior Ethmoid Sinuses

Question 46

What position is this?

Answer 46

PA Axial (Caldwell) Skull 15 degree caudad

Question 47

What position is this?

Answer 47

SMV Submentovertical

Question 48

MSP: What positioning line?

Answer 48

IOML parallel to the IR MSP perpendicular to IR

Question 49

Where is the CR directed?

Answer 49

Directed perpendicular to the IOML line

Question 50

What sinuses are seen?

Answer 50

Sphenoid Ethmoid Mandible in full profile

Question 51

What position is this?

Answer 51

Pariatoacanthial (Waters Method)

Question 52

What does the this position best demonstrate?

Answer 52

Maxillary Sinuses OML 37 degrees Petrous Ridges below the floor of the maxillary sinuses

Question 53

If you wanted to see the orbits better in this image

Answer 53

Bring the chin down

Question 54

If a patient is having an MRI, what position do you do?

Answer 54

Modified Pariatoacanthial Projection

Question 55

What is this?

Answer 55

Modified Waters (AcanthialParietal Projection)

Question 56

Where are the petrous ridges?

Answer 56

In the lower 1/3 of the maxillary sinuses

Question 57

OML:

Answer 57

55 degrees