Semiology of the Facies 1st part

Hi guys, here I share my semiology questionnaire, which helped me during my career, we started ...

FACIES

It is the general aspect of the face, given by the expressive features, the anatomical configuration and the coloration.

The states are evident:
-Animatic.
-Nutritional
-Hydration.
-Other: Sadness, Anguish, Joy, Pain and worry.

Classification

Painful Facies:

-Look Vaga.
-Raised accents.
-Back contracted.
-Decline of the corners of the lips.
-Contracted or Open steps

Anxious Facies:

 Commissures stretched.
 Open eyes.
 Bright look

Facies Vultuosa:

 Edema in Parpados.
 It is found in states: febrile or in measles.

Adenoidea Facies:

 Due to nasal obstruction.
 Adenoid hypertrophy.
 Mouth between open.
 Eyebrows raised.
 The maxilla is flattened and the upper lip is shortened

Scleroderma Facies:

 Due to rigidity caused by infiltration of the skin by fibrosis.
 Difficult to smile.
 Lips on the teeth

Hippocratic Facies:

 Sharp nose.
 Sunken eyes.
 You have collapsed.
 Cold ears.
 Lips out.
 Rough and relaxed forehead.
 Livid or leaden skin.
 It is the facies of many septicemic processes.

Lunar Facies:

 Called Full Moon.
 It is found in Cushing's syndrome.
 Submentionian gill.
 Skin thin and violet.
 In children: hirsutism.

Cretin Facies:

 Round Face.
 Inexpressive.
 Thick and wrinkled skin.
 Low hairy insertion on the forehead.
 Wide nose.
 Mouth ajar.
 Edematous eyelids.
 Observed: Thyroid insufficiency

Anyway here I leave a guide image to make it easier to learn!

https://mega.nz/#!zkhzSaBZ!zf7bOhbR375kYCkSdo_nm0NxhQUK7w-kOOW0TVrOmDI

You can see this information in Spanish in the next publication!