Why Does an Infant's Respiratory Distress from Choanal Atresia Seem

question 23

Multiple Choice

Why does an infant's respiratory distress from choanal atresia seem to lessen when the infant cries?

• A) Because the anterior nares widen more
• B) Because the infant breathes more through the mouth
• C) Because the infant is able to generate a stronger inspiratory effort
• D) Because accessory muscles of ventilation help stabilize the chest wall

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