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ProphylaxisCategory: FOREIGN BODIES IN THE AIR AND FOOD PASSAGES Source: A Manual Of Peroral Endoscopy And Laryngeal Surgery If one put into his mouth nothing but food, foreign body accidents would be rare. The habit of holding tacks, pins and whatnot in the mouth is quite universal and deplorable. Children are prone to follow the bad example of their elders. No small objects such as safety pins, buttons, and coins should be left within a baby's reach; children should be watched and taught not to place things in their mouths. Mothers should be specially cautioned not to give nuts or nut candy of any kind to a child whose powers of mastication are imperfect, because the molar teeth are not erupted. It might be made a dictum that: No child under 3 years of age should be allowed to eat nuts, unless ground finely as in peanut butter. Digital efforts at removal of foreign bodies frequently force the object downward, or may hook it forward into the larynx, whereas if not meddled with digitally the intruder might be spat out. Before general anesthesia the mouth should be searched for loose teeth, removable dentures, etc., and all unconscious individuals should be likewise examined. When working in the mouth precautions should be taken against the possible inhalation or swallowing of loose objects or instruments. [126] Objects that have lodged in the esophagus, larynx, trachea, or bronchi should be endoscopically removed. Next: Foreign Bodies In The Insane Previous: Foreign Bodies In The Air And Food Passages
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