LESSON#8

Question 1

It is one of the most common symptoms in clinical practice, with a lifetime prevalence of 30% in the general population

Answer 1

HEADACHE

Question 2

Are by far the most frequent cause of headaches seen in office practice approaching 80% with careful diagnosis

Answer 2

MIGRAINE HEADACHES

Question 3

Can be used in order to obtain a health history of the patient’s headache

Answer 3

OLDCART or PQRST

Question 4

Is a blow to the head or a piercing head injury that interferes with the function of brain

Answer 4

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

Question 5

The increase adrenal cortical production of_____produces round or moon face with red cheeks.
Excessive hair growth baby present in the most touch and sideburn areas on the chin

Answer 5

CUSHING SYNDROME

Question 6

Face is edematous and often pale.
Swelling usually appears first around the eyes and in the morning. The eyes is slitlike when oedema is severe

Answer 6

NEPHROTIC SYNDROME

Question 7

The patient with severe hypothyroidism () has a dull, puffy facies. The edema, often pronounced around the eyes, does not pit with pressure; the hare and eyebrows are dry, course and thinned. The skin is dry

Answer 7

MYXEDEMA

Question 8

Chronic bilateral asymptomatic ______________ may be associated with obesity diabetes cirrhosis, and other conditions.

note the swellings anterior to the ear lobes and above the angles of the jaw. Gradual unilateral enlargement suggest neoplasm. Acute enlargement is seen in mumps

Answer 8

PAROTID GLAND ENLARGEMENT

Question 9

The increase growth hormone of acromegaly produces enlargement of both bone and soft tissues.
The head is clongated, bony prominence of the forehead, nose and lower jaw. Soft tissues of the nose lips and ears also enlarge. The facial features appear generally coarsened.

Answer 9

ACROMEGALY

Question 10

Decrease spatial mobility blunts expression. A mask like face may result, with decreased blinking and a characteristic is there.

Since the neck and upper trunk tend to flex forward, the patients seems to peer upward toward the observer.
Facial skin becomes oily and drooling may occur

Answer 10

PARKINSON DISEASE

Question 11

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

In front of the ear

Answer 11

PREAURICULAR

Question 12

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

Superficial to the mastoid process

Answer 12

POSTERIOR AURICULAR

Question 13

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

At the base of the skull posteriorly

Answer 13

OCCIPITAL

Question 14

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

At the angle of the mandible

Answer 14

TONSILLAR

Question 15

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

Midway between the angle and the tip of the mandible.
These nodes are usually smaller and smoother than the lobulated submandibular gland against which they lie

Answer 15

SUBMANDIBULAR

Question 16

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

In the midline a few cm behind the tip of the mandible

Answer 16

SUBMENTAL

Question 17

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

Superficial to the sternomastoid

Answer 17

SUPERFICIAL CERVICAL

Question 18

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

Along the anterior edge of the trapezius

Answer 18

POSTERIOR CERVICAL

Question 19

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

Deep to the sternum asteroid and often inaccessible to examination

Answer 19

DEEP CERVICAL CHAIN

Question 20

SEQUENCE OF FOLLOWING NODES

Deep in the angle formed by the clavicle and the sternomasteroid

Answer 20

SUPRACLAVICULAR