Post Test: Facial Assessment Clinical Only Edition

The facial skeleton undergoes selective resorption at specific sites

True

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False

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The —-is located deep to the Orbicularis oris muscle which appears to loose fullness with age

Deep malar fat compartment

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Retro orbicularis oris fat ROOF

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Deep medial cheek fat compartment

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None of the above

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The lateral part of the deep medial cheek fat is responsible for

Anterior cheek projection

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Changes in shape and contour over time

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A firm round appearance in the youthful face

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All of the above*

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How often do patients need to sign consent?

Once per year

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Once at the start of a series of the same treatment

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Once each visit to the office prior to treatment

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Once on the first day they receive a new treatment

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Does a provider need to contact their insurance company prior to injecting?

Yes

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No

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In the lower lip and prejowl lies the deep lateral chin fat compartment

True

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False

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The position of the malar fat pad is linked to the strength of the zygomatic cutaneous ligament. Laxity during the aging process contributes to the heaviness

True

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False

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What vessels reside under the deep glabellar lines?

Supratrochlear artery

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Supraorbital artery

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Facial Artery

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Supratrochlear and Supraorbital artery

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What percentage of world has body dysmorphia

2%

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4%

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25%

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None of the above

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If your patient only wants their lips treated what other feature should you assess?

Chin

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Jaw

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Nothing

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The entire face*

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If your patient activates their forhead at rest are they a good candidate for neurotoxin?

No

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Yes

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What are the 5 essential layers of the face?

Bone

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Deep fat pads

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Skeletal muscle

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Ligaments

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Smas and mimetic muscles

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Superficial fat pads

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Skin

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What are the three major bones of the face

Frontal

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Zygomatic

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Mandible

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Temporal

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What are the names of foramens in the face

Supraorbital foreamen

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Infraorbital foramen

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Mental foramen

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Facial foramen

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What happens with Age-Related Bone Remodeling

Resorption of the orbital rim

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Orbital aperture increases in size

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Bone loss in the pyriform aperture

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Retrusion of the maxilla

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Decreased projection of the mandible

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All of the above

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How do the deep fat pads change?

They lose volume and deflate

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Volume loss leads to changes in the shape and contour of the face

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All of the above

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Deep fat pads provide contour and projection.

True

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False

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Which mimetic muscles are considered upper face?

Frontalis

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Procerus

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Depressor supercilli

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Corrugator supercilli

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Orbicularis oculi

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Orbicularis orris

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DAO

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Zygomaticus Major

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Zygomaticus Minor

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Of these mimetic muscles which are important when injecting Botox in the upper face?

Frontalis

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Mentalis

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Procerus

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Depressor supercilli

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Corrugator supercilli

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Orbicularis oculi

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Glabella

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Mentalis

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Levator labi superiors alaeque nasi

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Zygomaticis major

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Levator labi superioris

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Zygomaticus minor

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Masseter

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Risorious

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Platysmal

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Repeated muscle movements contribute to:

Lateral canthal lines

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Glabellar lines (Lines in the forehead and between the brows)

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Vertical and smile lines around the mouth

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Vertical lines above the brows

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vertical lines near the tragus of the ears

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How does the superficial fat pads change over time

Superficial fat thins and descends

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Facial wrinkles and folds occur between superficial fat compartments

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Superficial fat swells and descends with increased pressure of gravity

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Compartmental fat division in the upper and lower lip corresponds with vascular septation manifested as vertical lip perioral rhytids

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Volume loss in the chin may lead to loss of chin projection

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How many layers of the face does aging effect?

The fat pads only

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The fat pads primarily which triggers an aged appearance in other facial layers

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The skin and fat pads primarily which triggers an overall aged appearance

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All layers of the face

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What happens when to the Triangle of Youth in the face of aging?

When facial aging occurs, the triangle inverts as the volume that was once in the midface repositions and moves down.

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When facial aging occurs, the triangle slides down but does not invert as the volume that was once in the midface repositions and moves down.

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When facial aging occurs, the triangle inverts and slides down as the volume that was once in the midface repositions and moves down.

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Does Bone resorption create soft-tissue displacement?

True

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False

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How do you Assess for Facial Light and Shadows?

By looking for changes in contour only

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By looking for changes in contour, concavities and convexities.

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By looking for changes in facial projection

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By viewing the face in full natural sunlight

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True or false… concavities curve out, reflecting lighting

True

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False

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List Natural convexities in the facial structure:

Forehead

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Supraorbital ridge

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Cheekbones and malar eminence

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Bridge of the nose

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Lips

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Mentum

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Angle of the jaw

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Do concavities curve in, creating shadows?

True

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False

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List Natural concavities in the facial structure:

Periorbital area

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Nasolabial area

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Submalar area

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Perioral area

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Submentum

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Mentum

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Supraorbital ridge

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The ART of Assessment can help you do a comprehensive evaluation of the 4 zones of the face.

True

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False

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What are the areas on the-face should you consider for deficits as you assess:

The scalp

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upper face

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mid face

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lower face

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submental area

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Should you Assess the full face for symmetry.

No, you only need to assess relevant facial areas to each procedure

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Yes, you need to assess all areas

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No, you only need to assess the areas affected by treatment and any areas immediately surrounding the affected area

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Yes, except when assessing the lips, then you only need to assess the perioral area and the inside of the mouth + lips.

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The zygomaticus major and minor, risorius, orbicularis oris, depressor anguli oris, depressor labii, and mentalis comprise what muscle group?

Neck muscles

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Periorbital muscles

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Perioral muscles

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Nasal muscle group

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Signs of midface aging can include:

Deflation of upper and midcheek

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Flattening of ogee curve

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Elongated lower lid

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All of the above

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The repeated pull and movement of the frontalis muscles causes what sign of aging:

Nasolabial folds

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Midface volume loss

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Forehead lines

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All of the above

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Left and right sides of the face commonly are siblings, not twins

True

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False

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