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| Facial trauma is the most common injury among individuals involved in motor vehicle collisions. Fractures to the face often occur simultaneously with other injuries, including damage to the eyes and brain. |
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| Injuries may differ depending on the types of collisions. Physical trauma can result in fractures of facial or nasal bones, burns, lacerations, bruises, and injuries to the eye. Vascular trauma can result in bleeding and airway obstruction. |
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After completion of the module, the participant should be able to: |
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• Recognize the most common head and facial injuries |
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• Understand when surgery may be necessary versus medical or chiropractic care |
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• Describe the diagnostic tools used for evaluation |
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• Have an awareness of the potential red flags |
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Once you start the module,
you will have 10 days to view it. The module can be viewed numerous
times if you choose. Each module has been segmented to make
it easy for viewing stopping and starting. Simply click the
timer bar to stop and start. |
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An exam will be made available upon
completion of the webcast. Once you begin the exam you will
have 24 hours to complete it.
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The Webcast will not be available for viewing during the examination.
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