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What is Foreign body from trachea most common goes to right bronchus due to - and explain in detail?
Ans. is 'b' i.e., Wider & in continuous line with trachea o Trachea bifurcates at Carina (at Lower border of T4 vertebra at T4-T5 disc space) into right and left principal (primary) bronchi.o Right principal bronchus is wider, shorter (2-5 cm long), and more vertical in the line of trachea (25deg with median plane).o Therefore a foreign body is most likely to lodge in the right bronchus.