Understanding Sneezes and Their Consequences

What was the initial incident that led to the discussion about sneezing?

• Kitty meowed loudly.

• Kitty broke a vase.

• Kitty sneezed and glass broke.

• Kitty fell off a table.

What is the primary reason our body sneezes?

• To express emotions.

• To improve breathing.

• To clear irritants from the nose.

• To regulate body temperature.

What is the term used for sneezing?

• Oscillation.

• Circulation.

• Respiration.

• Sternutation.

What happened to the man who held in his sneeze?

• He fainted.

• He tore a tube in his throat.

• He lost his voice permanently.

• He developed a fever.

What is one of the potential injuries from holding in a sneeze?

• Sprained ankle.

• Ruptured eardrum.

• Dislocated shoulder.

• Broken leg.

What serious complication can arise from suppressing a sneeze?

• Kidney stones.

• Liver failure.

• Brain aneurysm rupture.

• Heart attack.

What is the speed at which mucus droplets can be expelled during a sneeze?

• 30 mph.

• 50 mph.

• 40 mph.

• 20 mph.

What is the potential risk of holding in a sneeze for older adults?

• Memory loss.

• Broken ribs.

• Hearing loss.

• Vision impairment.

What should you do when you feel a sneeze coming?

• Run away.

• Say excuse me and sneeze.

• Pinch your nose.

• Hold your breath.

How many droplets can a sneeze produce?

• 10,000 droplets.

• 20,000 droplets.

• 30,000 droplets.

• 40,000 droplets.