What can be caused by severe airway burns?

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What can be caused by severe airway burns?

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• Effects of inhalation burns on the airway (swelling, tissue damage) • How swelling inside a narrow tube (like the trachea) affects airflow • Difference between local airway injury and general body reactions (like nausea or flushed skin)

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• Which option describes something that directly blocks or narrows the passage of air going to the lungs? • For each choice, ask: Is this a primary effect of heat/smoke damage to the breathing passages, or more of a general symptom that could come from many causes? • Which symptom would be the most dangerous and immediately life‑threatening if it occurred after airway burns?

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• Identify which choice involves the airway itself rather than general body symptoms. • Think about swelling inside the throat and upper airway after burns—what could that physically lead to? • Ask: Which option would require urgent airway management (like opening/clearing the airway) to prevent death?

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What can be caused by severe airway burns?

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What can be caused by severe airway burns?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Effects of inhalation burns on the airway (swelling, tissue damage) • How swelling inside a narrow tube (like the trachea) affects airflow • Difference between local airway injury and general body reactions (like nausea or flushed skin)

💭 Think About

• Which option describes something that directly blocks or narrows the passage of air going to the lungs? • For each choice, ask: Is this a primary effect of heat/smoke damage to the breathing passages, or more of a general symptom that could come from many causes? • Which symptom would be the most dangerous and immediately life‑threatening if it occurred after airway burns?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which choice involves the airway itself rather than general body symptoms. • Think about swelling inside the throat and upper airway after burns—what could that physically lead to? • Ask: Which option would require urgent airway management (like opening/clearing the airway) to prevent death?

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