Pediatric Airway Anatomy
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A side-view diagram shows the key ways a child’s airway differs from an adult’s: a larger head, bigger tongue, floppy epiglottis, high larynx, narrow cricoid area, and short trachea. Use the numbered labels to match each structure to its note and the memory line for quick recall.
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