Question 2 (3 points) Saved Match the following symptoms, causes and effects on breathing with the correct disorder. Inflamed airways reduces breathing Cough, mucus that is coughed up Sore throat, hoarseness of voice Acute: Viral or bacterial infection. Chronic: regular exposure to irritants and foreign bodies (ie. Cigarette smoking) Viral infection, bacterial or fungal infection, allergies, straining of the voice Sore throat, fever, white or yellow patches on the tonsils Inflammation can block the airways Viral infection (most common), bacterial infection Inflamed larynx reduces breathing 1. Tonsilitis 2. Laryngitis 3. Bronchitis 4. Does not match
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