Which of the following would be a relative contraindication to nasotracheal intubation?

1.   ?    Depressed skull fracture
2.   ?    Fracture of the mandible
3.   ?    Suspected facial fractures
4.   ?    Fracture of the maxilla

Laceration of the globe may lead to leaking of the

1.   ?    Nasal cavity
2.   ?    Iris
3.   ?    Vitreous humor
4.   ?    Optic disc

The lower jaw is called the

1.   ?    Temporal bone
2.   ?    Mandible
3.   ?    Mastoid
4.   ?    Ethmoid

There is a poor blood supply to the facial muscles and skin.

1.   ?    False
2.   ?    True

If a patient suffers a laceration or blunt trauma to an eye, you should:
1. Apply bulky 4x4`s to the injured eye
2. Apply bulky 4x4`s to the uninjured eye
3. Secure bandages to both eyes with roller gauze
4. Verbally reassure the patient throughout transport
5. Only secure bandages to the injured eye with roller gauze

1.   ?    1,2,3,4
2.   ?    5 only
3.   ?    2,3,4,5
4.   ?     2,3 only

Bony fractures of the cranium and face cannot be splinted in place.

1.   ?    True
2.   ?    False

Bloody discharge from the ears or nose may be indicative of which of the following?

1.   ?    Alcohol abuse
2.   ?    Basilar skull fracture
3.   ?    Epistaxis
4.   ?    Subdural hematoma

Impaled objects in the cheek should be removed due to which of the following?
1. They may bleed severely
2. They may interfere with airway control
3. They usually involve no major structure that could be injured by removal
4. They interfere with patient`s ability to give a history

1.   ?    2,3,4
2.   ?    2 only
3.   ?    1,2,3
4.   ?    3,4 only

Penetrating objects that are impaled in the eye should be:

1.   ?    Immobilized in position found
2.   ?    Left in place and pressure applied to reduce chance of hemorrhage
3.   ?    Irrigated with normal saline or tap water
4.   ?    Removed and then apply a pressure dressing

Injuries to the face and head may be caused by which of the following?

1.   ?    Windshields
2.   ?    Guns
3.   ?    Pavements
4.   ?    All of these