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| In what procedure is a corneal shield used? |
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| Orbital Floor Fracture Repair |
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| What are the seven craniofacial bones? |
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| Frontal, Lacrimal, Ethmoid, Maxilla, Zygomatic, Sphenoid, and Palatine |
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| The orbital floor separates the eye from what? |
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| What are the two classifications of orbital fractures? |
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| Floor fractures and orbital blowouts |
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| Diplopia and enophthalmos are characteristics of what? |
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| What kind of stitch is placed between the lower eyelashes and incision site to aid in exposure? |
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| In what procedure could a Teflon-coated malleable brain spatula be used? |
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| Orbital Floor Fracture Repair |
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| What is the periosteum elevated with? |
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| In an orbital floor fracture repair, what is inserted over the fracture site to support the globe if the reduction is stable? |
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| In an orbital floor fracture repair, what is implanted over the fracture site if the reduction is not stable? |
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| What kind of scissors are used to dissect through the infraorbital fat in an orbital floor fracture repair? |
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| What is the wound classification for an orbital floor fracture repair? |
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| What commonly causes orbital fractures? |
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| Trauma caused by auto accidents, fights, and falls |
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| What is the second cranial nerve? |
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| What needs to be protected during reduction of bone fragments in an orbital floor fracture repair? |
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