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What is the name of the structure that prevents food from entering the trachea?

Which condition is illustrated in the image below?  Screen Shot 2020-02-26 at 3.08.42 PM.png

How is chronic bronchitis defined? 

This structure is where the majority of gas exchange occurs.

Reference 3 Your formal citations for your sources demonstrates academic honesty and integrity. Ensure consistency, accuracy, and formatting in either MLA or APA. Prompt: List your source in either MLA or APA format.  Minimum Expectation: Correctly formatted formal citation for chosen source.

Conclusion Your conclusion is the last thing your audience hears from you, so make sure to make it memorable. Restate your message and leave your audience with something to think about, feel, or even do.  Prompt: Write your conclusion in bullet points (one bullet point for each part). Include the following: Restatement of your thesis Review of your main ideas Final message, takeaway, or call to action Minimum Expectation: At least 5-7 sentences in total covering all three (3) elements.  Instructions: When typing into the textbox, select the three (3) dots in the tool bar and select the ordered and unordered lists icon to type your submission in bullet points. 

Introduction Your introduction sets the first impression. A strong introduction pulls your audience in, gives them a clear idea of what to expect, and shows why your topic matters. Make it engaging and purposeful.  Prompt: Write your introduction in bullet points (one bullet point for each part). Include the following:  Attention grabber (hook) Clear thesis statement/central idea Connection to the audience Brief road map of main points Minimum Expectation: At least 5-7 sentences in total covering all four (4) elements.  Instructions: When typing into the textbox, select the three (3) dots in the tool bar and select the ordered and unordered lists icon to type your submission in bullet points. 

Introduction Your introduction sets the first impression. A strong introduction pulls your audience in, gives them a clear idea of what to expect, and shows why your topic matters. Make it engaging and purposeful.  Prompt: Write your introduction in bullet points (one bullet point for each part). Include the following:  Attention grabber (hook) Clear thesis statement/central idea Connection to the audience Brief road map of main points Minimum Expectation: At least 5-7 sentences in total covering all four (4) elements. 

Low set ears, epicanthal eye folds and a protruding tongue are characteristics of this genetic syndrome.  Trisomy 21 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome  Cerebral Palsy  Spina Bifida 

Main Idea 2 This should build on or contrast with your first main idea. Keep developing your theme by showing how this second main idea deepens your audience’s understanding.  Prompt: Write your second main idea in bullet points (one bullet point for each part). Include the following: A clearly stated main idea At least three (3) subpoints of supporting details Examples and/or connections to thesis Minimum Expectation: At least 6-8 sentences in total covering all three (3) elements.