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Chapter 29, Upper Respiratory c. sinusitis d. a common cold. of acute rhinitis is: 1. One of the most common causes n allergy b. a deviated septum. acid called Histamine is a compound derived from an amino a. histidine. C. taurine d. tyrosine. 2. b. carnitine. topica c. decongestants d. antihistamines. medicamentosa may be caused by the overuse of a. antibiotics. b. steroids. 4. The drugs of choice for relieving associa g congestion associated with rhinitis caused by the common cold a. antibiotics. b. decongestants. c. antihistamines. d. antiinflammatories 5. The primary th a. allergic rhinitis. b. rhinitis medicamentosa. erapeutic outcome associated with antihistamine therapy is reduced symptoms of: c. common cold. d. nonallergic perennial rhinitis. 6. A patient taking decongestants should be taught to monitor for a. bleeding b. headaches. c. hypertension. d. elevated temperature. 7. The recommended use of cromolyn sodium (Nasalcrom) is: a. bronchodilation. b. decongestant. c. anticholinergic d. preventing the release of histamine. 8. There are paranasal sinuses which act as resonating chambers for the voice. a. 4 b. 6 с. 8 d. 10 9. A physiologic reflex used by the body to clear the nasal passages of foreign matter is: a. coughing b. hiccupping. c. sneezing. yawning d.

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Answer 1

Answer 1 : (A) Allergy

( The most common cause of acute rhinitis is an allergy)

Answer 2 : (A) Histidine

( Histamine compound derived from the amino acid histidine which is found in all tissues of the body.)

Answer 3 : (C) Decongestant

(This condition can be caused by extended use of topical decongestants such as oxymetazoline )

Answer 4: (C) Antihistaminic