make 30 short answered questions with answers from every point of the following paragraph. Do not generate answers from outside this given text. do not generate yes/no question.

ENT EMERGENCIES IN PICU Trauma All trauma cases, including those who have sustained cra-niofacial trauma should be managed acutely according to paediatric life support guidelines, with immediate evalu-ation of airway, breathing and circulation.5 Laryngeal trauma consists of a rare but precarious set of injuries, often requiring a high index of suspicion to promptly diagnose and appropriately treat. Cases of blunt laryngeal trauma are rare. Laryngeal trauma is seen less frequently in infants and children because of their involvement in fewer car crashes and cases of ‘interpersonal conf l ict’.7 They may occur if a child is unrestrained in a car involved in a road traff i c accident if they hit the dashboard when the head and neck are in a hyperextended position. In the child presenting with laryngotracheal injuries in the absence of such a history, the possibility of non-accidental injury with a direct blow to the anterior neck should be considered as a possible aetiology.
Children surviving a near strangulation event are at risk for signif i cant airway compromise. Studies looking at near hanging events between 2001 and 2010 found four cases with documented laryngeal injury and one child requiring a tracheostomy.8 ‘Near hanging’ or ‘choking games’ are reported in the teenage population.9 Management of laryngeal trauma must begin by NAME_1 Avoid using the following keywords: case, breathing, index, tracheostomy.8
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