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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| anatomic differences | (blank)
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| smaller nasopharyns | easily occluded by inflammation
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| large, rapidly growing lymphoid tissue | tonsil and adenoid occupy larger % of space
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| smaller nares | easily occluded by foreign bodies
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| immature, flexible cartilages | easily collapsed when neck is flexed
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| fewer functional muscles in the airway | less able to compensate for edema, trauma snd spasm
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| loosely anchored mucus membranes | increase risk of edema and obstruction
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| long floppy epiglottis | easily swollen, risk of obstruction
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| larynx and glottis higher | closer to trachea, risk of aspiration
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| small oral cavity/ large tongue | greater risk of obstruction
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