NU 180 Final Review Exam Questions and
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The space within the nose. Cavity Nasal
Air-filled cavities in the skull Sinuses
connected to the nasal cavity
(frontal, maxillary, ethmoidal,
sphenoidal).
Part of the throat behind the mouth Pharynx
and nasal cavity, and above the
esophagus and larynx. Divided
into
nasopharynx, oropharynx, and
hypopharynx.
The voice box, containing the Larynx
vocal
cords.
The nasal septum (wall dividing Deviated Septum
nasal
cavity) is off-center.
Facial trauma. Nasal Fracture
, Airway obstruction, epistaxis Risks of Nasal Fracture
(nosebleed), cosmetic deformity,
septal hematoma.
Rhinoplasty, Septoplasty. Surgical Interventions
Trauma, dry air, nose picking, Epistaxis Causes
foreign
bodies, nasal sprays, alcohol,
drugs,
rhinitis, tumors, medications
(aspirin,
NSAIDs).
Calm the patient, sit upright, lean First Aid for Epistaxis
forward, pinch the soft, lower part
of
the nose for 10-15 minutes, apply
cold compress to the forehead,
seek
medical help if bleeding persists.
Vasoconstrictors, cauterization, Persistent Bleeding Management
nasal
packing (anterior or posterior).
Allergic reaction to inhaled Allergic Rhinitis
allergens.
Nasal congestion, sneezing, Symptoms of Allergic Rhinitis
itchy/watery eyes and nose, clear
nasal discharge, altered smell.
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
The space within the nose. Cavity Nasal
Air-filled cavities in the skull Sinuses
connected to the nasal cavity
(frontal, maxillary, ethmoidal,
sphenoidal).
Part of the throat behind the mouth Pharynx
and nasal cavity, and above the
esophagus and larynx. Divided
into
nasopharynx, oropharynx, and
hypopharynx.
The voice box, containing the Larynx
vocal
cords.
The nasal septum (wall dividing Deviated Septum
nasal
cavity) is off-center.
Facial trauma. Nasal Fracture
, Airway obstruction, epistaxis Risks of Nasal Fracture
(nosebleed), cosmetic deformity,
septal hematoma.
Rhinoplasty, Septoplasty. Surgical Interventions
Trauma, dry air, nose picking, Epistaxis Causes
foreign
bodies, nasal sprays, alcohol,
drugs,
rhinitis, tumors, medications
(aspirin,
NSAIDs).
Calm the patient, sit upright, lean First Aid for Epistaxis
forward, pinch the soft, lower part
of
the nose for 10-15 minutes, apply
cold compress to the forehead,
seek
medical help if bleeding persists.
Vasoconstrictors, cauterization, Persistent Bleeding Management
nasal
packing (anterior or posterior).
Allergic reaction to inhaled Allergic Rhinitis
allergens.
Nasal congestion, sneezing, Symptoms of Allergic Rhinitis
itchy/watery eyes and nose, clear
nasal discharge, altered smell.
