What are the 16 things that you examine during an intra and extra oral examination and describe things that you look at and record?

1. Overall appearance of patient (posture, size, breathing) 2. Face (injuries, shape) 3. Skin (colour, texture, scars, growths) 4. Eyes (size of pupils, colour, protruding) 5. Nodes-Palpate (size and pain to: Pre – and posticular, Occipital, Submental and Submandibular, Cervical chain, Supraclavicular) 6. Glands-Palpate (size or pain to: Parotid, Submental, Submandibular) 7. Tempomandibular joint- Palpate (limitations or deviations, pain, clicking or noise) 8. Lips-Observe and Palpate (colour, texture, size, lesions, cracks, ulcers, cold sores) 9. Breath odor (severity in relation to OH) 10. Labial and buccal mucosa (colour, size, texture, contour, lesions to: vestibule, mucobuccal folds, frena, stenstons duct, cheeks) 11. Tongue (colour, size, texture, shape, fissures, coatings, lesions to: vestibule, dorsal, lateral borders, base of tongue, deviation on extension) 12. Floor of mouth (veins, thickness, lesions, frena limitations to: ventral surface, ducts, muscoa, frena) 13. Saliva (quantity, quality, dry mouth/lips?) 14. Hard palate (height, contour, colour, rugae, tori, growths, ulcers) 15. Soft palate (colour, size, shape, growths, ulcers) 16. Tonsillar region, throat (size, shape, colour, lesions)