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12 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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What is the name of all the cranial bones?
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frontal
parietal occipital temporal |
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What is the name of all the sutures in the skull?
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coronal
lambdoid sagittal |
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how many facial bones do we have?
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14
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What does cranial nerve XI control?
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facial muscles
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What are the 3 major neck muscles?
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sternomastoid
trapezius anterior/posterior triangle |
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what are the 10 different kinds of lymph nodes in the head and neck?
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preauricular
posterior auricular occipital submental submandibular jugulodigastric superficial cervical deep cervical posterior cervical supraclavicular |
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what happens to the thyroid gland in pregnant women?
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it becomes enlarged
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what is cephalohematoma?
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a bulge in an infants head that is caused by pooling of blood
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What questions do you ask for gaining subjective information?
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if they have: -headaches
-had a head injury -dizziness -neck pain or limited ROM -lumps or swelling -ask about history of head or neck surgury |
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What do you note about the head when finding objective data?
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-general size and contour
-deformities, lumps, tenderness -palpate temporal artery, TMJ |
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What things should you note about the face when finding objective data?
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-facial expression
-symmetry of movement -involuntary movements, edema, lesions |
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What things should you note about the neck when findin objecive data?
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-symmetry
-ROM -lymph nodes -trachea -thyroid gland |
