Topics of this game:
- What are the three skin layers?
- A waterproof coating with several key functions.
- What complexion is lighter on palms, nailbeds, and lips?
- A change in pigmentation or a mole is a sign of this.
- Specific assessment questions regarding skin for infants and children.
- Fourteen facial bones articulate at sutures except this one.
- These lie beneath the sternomastoid muscle.
- A blotchy, hyperpigmented area over the cheeks and forehead.
- This is absent at birth, present by 8 months.
- Incorporate these when assessing the eyes.
- These two might be diminished in the elderly.
- An example of a health promotion topic to include during head, neck and skin assessment.
- One function is maintaining equilibrium.
- A common cause of conductive hearing loss in those under 40 yo.
- All states have this in place.
- Divides the nares
- Cranial nerve that innervates smell.
- The most common site of nosebleeds.
- How you test CN XII
- Age related skin changes in the older adults.
