The upper respiratory tract warms and humidifies air - Signs of accessory muscle use - patients use axillary crutches

- The upper respiratory tract warms and humidifies inspired air and plays a role in taste, smell, and mastication.

- Signs of accessory muscle use include shoulder elevation, intercostal muscle retraction, and scalene and sternocleidomastoid muscle use during respiration.

- When patients use axillary crutches, their palms should bear the brunt of the weight.

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