Compare croup and epiglottitis in terms of the age of typical occurrence. Compare croup and epiglottitis in terms of the nature of the disease. Compare croup and epiglottitis in terms of type of pathogen. Describe the steeple sign. Describe the thumb sign. How can a radiolucent airway-obstructing foreign body be identified? On a chest film, how can it be determined whether a coin is in the trachea or the esophagus? What are four other causes of epiglottitis? What causes stridor? What symptom is indicative of an airway obstruction in children? Where is an aspirated foreign body most likely to be found? Where is the obstruction in patients with expiratory stridor? Where is the obstruction in patients with inspiratory stridor? Why in this location? Book traversal links for Airway disorders ‹ What ultrasound findings determine the diagnosis between neuroblastoma and adrenal hemorrhage? Up Compare croup and epiglottitis in terms of the age of typical occurrence. ›