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8 Cards in this Set
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What are the cranial nerves in order by name and number?
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1-Olfactory
2- Optic 3- Oculomotor 4- Trochlear 5- Trigeminal 6- Abducens 7- Facial 8- Acoustic 9- Glossopharyngeal 10- Vagus 11- Spinal Accessory 12- Hypoglossal |
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Dryness & Coarseness of the hair may be indicative of __________.
An increase in silkiness and fineness are associated with __________. |
Hypothyroidism
Hyperthyroidism |
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Things to look for when inspecting the scalp.
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Inflammation
Pustular eruption cysts warts moles insect bites flaking scaling |
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_________ is overproduction of sebum from the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles. What is present in this condition?
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Seborrhea
greasy,scaly patches |
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To inspect symmetry of the skull you look at the _______ _______ & the ___-____ ______.
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Palpebral fissures
Naso-labial folds |
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How do you assess the sensory function of the trigeminal nerve?
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Have the patient close their eyes. Touch forehead, cheeks and jaw area with dull and sharp object, having them tell you which end you used. Compare each side of the face.
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How do you assess the motor function of the trigeminal nerve?
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have patient clench teeth while you palpate the temporal muscles and the masseter muscles. note strength of muscle contraction.
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How do you assess motor function of the facial nerve?
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have patient smile, frown, close both eyes, wrinkle forehead, puff out cheeks, and raise eyebrows. Observe for assymetry & weakness.
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