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Covering layers of the brain

Meninges

Hematomas within the cranium

Subdural, epidural, intracerebral

Two types of posturing

Decorticate and decerebrate

Signs of cranial fracture or brain injury

Deformity of skull


Unequal pupils


Discoloration of soft tissue under eyes


Blood or clear fluid in ear and nose

Dermatomes

areas of the skin that are innervated by various segments of the spinal cord.