Tmjd exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TMJD Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+ Cardinal signs of temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) - -Pain around joint/in jaw -Clicking around joint -Crepitus (grating rough sound produced by the friction of the bones) -Limitation of movement Other signs and symptoms of temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) - - Headache -Stiffness in jaw in morning -Pain on chewing/yawning -Earache -Tinitus (ringing in the ear) -Neck ache -Dizziness (Subjective)

NURS 634 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Upon auscultating someone's lungs there is decreased air movement and high pitch expiratory whistling. What diagnosis is at the top of the list? -Answer-Asthma What can you do if someone comes in, is distracted, and needs redirecting -Answer- Summarize why the patient is here and the plan A patient presents with a bloody left eye. What questions should you ask? -Answer-• Injury or trauma? No • Sneezing or coughing? No • BP? No...

NURS 634 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Upon auscultating someone's lungs there is decreased air movement and high pitch expiratory whistling. What diagnosis is at the top of the list? -Answer-Asthma What can you do if someone comes in, is distracted, and needs redirecting -Answer- Summarize why the patient is here and the plan A patient presents with a bloody left eye. What questions should you ask? -Answer-• Injury or trauma? No • Sneezing or coughing? No • BP? No...

STM Final Exam Study Guide Solutions myofascial manipulation: autonomic or reflexive approach - Ans:--attempt to exert effect through skin & superficial connective tissues -ex: soft tissue mobs: stimulates sensory receptors in the skin & superficial fascia -ex: TENS - direct stimulation of large myelinated large fibers overrides noxious stimuli traveling to higher centers of the CNS -ex: connective tissue massage (bindegewebsmassage) & Hoffa massage myofascial manipulation: mechanical app...

OCS Exam 2 Questions and Correct Solutions 2024 Temporo-mandibular joint - Answer -What is the only synovial joint in the cranium? Mandible is bi convex, temporal is saddly shaped; Meniscus translates anteriorly during depression of mandible, innervated at PERIPHERY (so no pain/discomfort, relief) - Answer -Describe the mandible and temporal bones and the meniscus that aids in their stabilization. TMJ goes back and forth in more than 1 plane - Answer -Describe the motion of the TMJ. Infec...

NURS 634 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Upon auscultating someone's lungs there is decreased air movement and high pitch expiratory whistling. What diagnosis is at the top of the list? -Answer-Asthma What can you do if someone comes in, is distracted, and needs redirecting -Answer- Summarize why the patient is here and the plan A patient presents with a bloody left eye. What questions should you ask? -Answer-• Injury or trauma? No • Sneezing or coughing? No • BP? No...

TMJD Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Exam Q&A 100% Pass A. Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMJD or TMD) - a. Definition: a painful condition affecting the temporomandibular joint i. Which impairs function and sensation in the face and jaw ii. It may also result in pain and other symptoms in the ears, neck and shoulders b. May have debilitating effects i. Pain syndromes ii. Eating problems iii. Sleep disturbances iv. Depression v. Anxiety c. Epidemiology A. Temporomandibula...

TMJD & Headaches Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved Cerebral Palsy - Childhood motor disability with uncontrolled movements and spasticity Contractures - Muscle shortening due to spasticity, limiting movement OMT - Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment for spasticity and contractures Facilitated positional release - Technique to release muscle tension and improve mobility ME - Muscle Energy technique to improve muscle function Soft tissue stretching & inhibition - Methods to relax mus...

OCS Exam 2 with correct answers 2023 Temporo-mandibular joint - CORRECT ANSWER-What is the only synovial joint in the cranium? Mandible is bi convex, temporal is saddly shaped; Meniscus translates anteriorly during depression of mandible, innervated at PERIPHERY (so no pain/discomfort, relief) - CORRECT ANSWER-Describe the mandible and temporal bones and the meniscus that aids in their stabilization. TMJ goes back and forth in more than 1 plane - CORRECT ANSWER-Describe the motion of...