Which of the following is false about oropharyngeal airways?
a. Incorrect placement can worsen airway obstruction.
b. They all consist of a flange, body, and channel(s).
c. They should only be used by trained per-sonnel.
d. They are contraindicated in children and infants.
ANS: D
Oropharyngeal airways come in many different sizes to fit adults, children, and infants.
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