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Ms. Bowman
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Bones Frontal, maxillary, nasal, zygomatic, temporal, mandible
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External Ear Pinna, external auditory meatus Middle Ear Tympanic membrane Ossicles Eustachian tubes Inner Ear Cochlea Semicircular canals Vestibulocochlear nerve
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Nasal, frontal, maxillary, vomer, ethmoid bones Nasal septum Nasal cartilage Hard and Soft palates Nostrils Choanae Pharynx Trachea
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Larynx Thyroid cartilage Trachea Hyoid bone
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Lips Oral vestibule Oral cavity Tongue Papillae Taste buds Lingual frenulum
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Teeth Type Incisors Cupsids Bicuspids Molars Structures Root Neck Crown Cementum and periodontal ligaments Gums Dentin Enamel Pulp
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Mastication Facial Expression
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Location Onset Facial injuries are usually acute MOI Direct trauma Other Symptoms Illness, allergies
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Auricle Contusion, laceration, avulsion Inflammation Tympanic membrane Periauricular area Battle’s sign-skull fx
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Alignment Epistaxis Septum and mucosa Eyes and face Raccoon eyes-nasal fx
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Respiration Thyroid cartilage
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Bleeding Ecchymosis Symmetry Muscle tone
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Lips Teeth Tongue Lingual frenulum Gums
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Nasal bone Nasal cartilage Zygoma Maxilla TMJ Periauricular area External ear Teeth Mandible Hyoid bone Cartilages
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Ear Hearing Balance Nose Smell TMJ Open and close mouth
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Cranial Nerve assessment-instruction to be provided when we discuss the head
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Tongue blade test Mandibular fracture
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Ear Auricular hematoma (cauliflower ear) Tympanic membrane rupture Otitis externa Otitis media
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Nose Epistaxis Fractures Saddle-nose deformity Deviated septum
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Throat Trauma usually results in respiratory distress
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Facial Fractures Mandibular Zygoma Maxillary Lefort
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Dental Tooth fractures Tooth luxations Dental caries Gingivitis TMJ dysfunction
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