Facial Trauma and Injuries Quiz

Maxilla is commonly fractured in nasal trauma.

Motor vehicle accidents are the most common cause of facial fractures.

CT scan is best suited for diagnosing facial fractures.

Epistaxis is NOT a common symptom of mandibular fractures.

Le Fort III fracture involves separation of the facial skeleton from the skull base.

Infraorbital nerve (CN V2) is commonly injured in fractures involving the orbital floor.

Malocclusion is the most common complication associated with mandibular fractures.

Enophthalmos can result from a fracture of the orbital floor.

Le Fort fractures involve the maxilla.

Ethmoid bone fracture is commonly associated with CSF rhinorrhea.

Decreased sensation over the cheek is NOT a common sign of a zygomatic arch fracture.

A characteristic feature of a Le Fort II fracture is that the fracture line extends through the zygomatic arch.

MRI is preferred for evaluating soft tissue injuries in facial trauma.

The lacrimal sac is at risk of injury in a nasoethmoidal orbital fracture.