Revision Midface Injuries
1- One of the following consider as a vertical
buttresses for maxillary complex structure:
a. Frontal process of the maxilla
b. Infraorbital margin.
c. Palatine bones.
d. Supraorbital margin.
2- A patient with maxillofacial injuries without
cervical spinal trauma should be carried in:
a. Supine position.
b. Lateral position
c. Sitting position.
d. A head down position.
3- Craniofacial dysjunction is seen in:
a. Le Fort I fracture
b. Le Fort II fracture
c. Le Fort III fracture
d. Naso - ethmoidal complex fracture
4- The pterygoid plates fractured at its midway in
case of :
a. Zygomatic complex fracture
b. Le Fort I fracture
c. Le Fort III fracture
d. Le Fort II fracture
5- The most urgent first aids treatment for
maxillofacial trauma :
a. Air way maintenance
b. Bleeding control
c. Fixation of the fracture
d. General body examination
6- A patient presents with lateral subconjunctival
hemorrhage, Infraorbital step and diplopia on right
side with inability to open mouth, the diagnosis is:
a. Fracture subcondylar right side.
b. Fracture zygoma right side
c. Fracture of floor of the orbit.
d. Fracture LeFort II right side.
7- Forceps used for maxillary fracture
disimpaction:
a. Rowe
b. Bristows
c. Ash
d. Walshams
8- the Glasgow Coma Scale with score range
between 3-8 is consider:
a. Normal injury
b. Mild injury
c. Moderate injury
d. Severe injury
9- Displacement of the medial canthal ligament in
nasal complex fracture leads to:
a. Saddle nose
b. Decreased intercanthal distance
c. Traumatic telecanthus
d. CSF rhinorrhea
10- Epiphora is due to :
a. Fracture of cribriform plate of ethmoid bone
b. Destruction of the nasolacrimal duct
c. Injury of nasal septum
d. Injury of frontal bone.
11- Gillis approach for reduction of zygomatic
fractures is done through:
a. Temporal fossa
b. Infratemporal fossa
c. Infraorbital fossa
d. Pterygopalatine fossa
12- Orbital blow out fracture is best seen in?
a. Panoramic view
b. Waters view
c. PA view
d. Submentovertex
13- Floating maxilla is typically found in
a. Le Fort I or Guerin fractures
b. Le Fort II or pyramidal fractures
c. Craniomandibular dysjunction
d. All of the above
14- Diplopia is most common with:
a. Mandibular fracture
b. High LeFort I fracture
c. Nasal fractures
d. Zygomaticomaxillary complex fracture
15- “Panda Facies” is one of the term to describe the
patient’s face after mid face trauma. The appearance
due to
a. Gross swelling of the face
b. C.S.F. rhinorrhea and bleeding from the nose
c. Edema & ecchymosis around the eyes
d. Sub conjunctival hemorrhage (bilateral)
16- The movement of the lateral rectus muscle is
controlled by:
a. Optic nerve.
b. Abducent nerve.
c. Oculomotor nerve.
d. Trochlear nerve.
17- The 'hanging drop appearance' in the maxillary
sinus radiograph indicates:
a. a nasal polyp
b. a blowout fracture of the orbit
c. a radiograph artifact
d. an antrolith
18- Lowering the pupillary level of eyeball occurs if:
a. The orbital volume increases
b. Detachment of suspensory ligament of lockwood
occurs
c. In case of blow out fracture
d. None of the above
19- The subconjunctival hemorrhage remains
bright red in color for a long time due to:
a. Permeability of conjunctiva to oxygen.
b. Thick conjunctiva
c. Lack of drainage of pooled blood.
d. Natural color of blood.
20- Orbial floor fracture can be approached by:
a. Transconjunctival approach.
b. Gillies’ temporal approach.
c. Keen approach.
d. Eyebrow approach.
