Laryngospasm and Epiglottal Swelling is Most Apt to Cause

Question

Laryngospasm and epiglottal swelling is most apt to cause
A) pulmonary edema.
B) upper airway obstruction.
C) pleural effusion.
D) pneumothorax.

Accepted Answer

Laryngospasm and epiglottal swelling can cause upper airway obstruction, which can lead to respiratory distress and potentially respiratory failure if not managed appropriately. It is not typically associated with pulmonary edema, pleural effusion, or pneumothorax.