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73. What is the narrowest portion of the upper airway in adults?
Vocal cords
56. What projection swirls air around?
Turbinates (conchae)
71. What is the narrowest portion of the upper airway in infants?
Cricoid cartilage
73. What helps generate pressure to cough?
Vocal cords
72. Why is cricoid pressure needed during intubation?
reduce risk of regurgitation
61. When using an ET, humidification and filtration are bypassed
True
56. What is the cartilage plate in the nose?
Nasal septum
56. What is the medical term for nose hairs?
Vibrissae
59. Breathing strictly through the mouth increases humidification of inspired air
False
69. What is an important landmark during endotracheal intubation?
Vallecula
59. Breathing strictly through the mouth increases warming of inspired air
False