PPT-Chapter 14 & 15 Head and Facial Injuries

Anatomy of the Skull 22 bones Cranium 8 bones Face 14 bones Sutures 4 Prominent sutures Fontanelles Paranasal Sinuses Occipital Bone Forms the walls and base of the posterior portion of the cranium. Injuries. Dr. S.R. . Hulathduwa. MBBS. ,. DLM.MD. . . DMJ(Path) (. Lond. .) DMJ(. Clin. )(. Lond. .) . Dip.Crim. . . MFFLM(UK. ). Senior Lecturer. Department of Forensic Medicine. University of Sri . Nancy Sanderson MSN, RN. Lecture 4. Feature concept: Sensory perception. Ability to understand and interact through senses:. Sight. Hearing. Smell. Taste. Touch. Copyright © 2013 by Mosby, an imprint of Elsevier Inc.. Injuries to muscles, bones and joints often occur as a result of accidents, such as falls, vehicle crashes or forced impact with equipment or machinery.. There are 4 types of muscle, bone and joint injuries:. This is the main menu of this presentation, return here by clicking on the home button (looks like a house).. Head/Neck Injuries. Bleeding/Shock. Wounds &. First Aid Room. Burns. Chest/Abdomen Injuries. Injuries to muscles, bones and joints often occur as a result of accidents, such as falls, vehicle crashes or forced impact with equipment or machinery.. There are 4 types of muscle, bone and joint injuries:. Eye Injuries. Can produce severe complications. Examine pupil for shape and reaction (if you can see it). Appearance of Eye. In a normal, uninjured eye, the entire circle of the iris should be visible. Injuries, Evaluation, and Management. Usually occur due to direct trauma. Head is divided into two categories. Cranium – includes brain, skull, spinal cord attachments. Face – includes eye, nose, mouth, ears, and jaw. Prevention of Injuries to the Head, Face, Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat. Head and face injuries are prevalent in sport, particularly in collision and contact sports. Education and protective equipment are critical in preventing injuries to the head and face. A Brief Guide for . Anaesthetists. Dr Barbie Alden. Paediatric Registrar. Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. Summary. Definitions. Epidemiology. Presentation. Initial Management. Safeguarding process. Head injuries. A short course to learn how to help someone who has a head injury.. Learning outcomes. I can identify a minor or major head injury. I can give first aid to a casualty who has a head injury. outline. Definition. Incidence. Risk Factors. Types of Birth Injuries. Approach to a neonate with birth trauma. Investigations . Definition . Birth injuries are injuries that occur during the birth process. Associate Professor Mike Callan. University of Hertfordshire. Ν. ikos. Malliaropoulos MD, . Msc. & . Dipl. in SEM, PhD, ECOSEP , FFSEM(UK). Consutant. Sports &Exercise Physician . Barts. Head injuries. A short course to learn how to help someone who has a head injury.. Learning outcomes. I can identify a minor and a severe head injury. I can give first aid to a casualty who has a head injury. Muscle, Bone and Joint Injuries. Have . you ever . suffered a fracture or dislocation?. What was the mechanism of injury? . (How did the injury happen?). How was it cared for?. Students will be able to:.