High Yield No Nonsense Trauma Pre-Test!

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High Yield Trauma Quiz

Test your knowledge on trauma surgery and mandibular fractures with this concise quiz designed for healthcare professionals. This quiz includes scenarios and questions on various aspects of mandibular injuries and their management.

Each question is carefully crafted to enhance your understanding of:

Indications for surgical procedures
Pediatric fracture management
Understanding dental occlusion
Fracture identification based on clinical signs
Strategies for effective treatment

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by SuturingSurgeon42

Which of the following is not an absolute indication for open reduction of subcondylar mandibular fracture?

A. Lateral capsular displacement of condyle

B. Displacement of the condyle into the infratemporal fossa

C. Difficulty obtaining normal occlusion via closed approach

D. Presence of foreign body in condylar neck

E. Simultaneous contralateral parasymphyseal fracture

88yo edentulous female presents after fall with R parasymphaseal mandible fracture and left angle fracture. What is the best surgical treatment?

A. MMF with closed reduction of fractures

B. MMF with ORIF with miniplates and monocortical screws

C. ORIF with miniplates and monocortical screws

D. ORIF with fracture plates and bicortical screws

E. MMF with ORIF with fracture plates and bicortical screws

A 32 year old male comes to clinic 3 weeks s/p ORIF of L parasymphaseal mandibular fracture. The patient sates he is doing well and that his teeth line up perfectly. His only concern is he feels his chin is drooping. On exam, he is found to have chin ptosis. What is the cause of his chin ptosis?

A. Injury to inferior alveolar nerve

B. Injury to the marginal mandibular nerve

C. Failure to resuspend the mentalis muscle

D. Infection of the soft tissues

E. Normal postop edema

A 52 year old male presents with a tender mandible. Exam shows premature touching of the upper and lower molars on the left and mandible swings to the left. Where is the most likely site of a mandible fracture?

Which of the following incisions is not used in the midfacial degloving approach?

A. Marginal incision

B. Full transfixion

C. Intercartilagenous incision

D. Sublabial incision

When the orbit is fractured along with a zygomatic fracture, and there is clinical evidence of enophthalmos, which of the following represents the best approach to repair?

Stabilize the zygoma and then repair the orbital floor with an implant

Stabilize the zygoma and repair orbit later if the problem persists

First attend to orbital floor defect then repair the zygoma

Repair the orbital floor and stabilize zygoma if the problem persists

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