The nurse points out some differences in the respiratory system of an infant that may put the child at risk. These include:
a. A large tongue
b. Large nares and nasopharynx
c. Lower placement of glottis and larynx
d. Wide trachea
A
The infant's tongue is large, which may cause obstruction of the airway. The nares and nasopharynx are higher, which may lead to aspiration. The trachea is short and narrow, which can be easily occluded.
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A) True B) False
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