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the airway from the nares and lips to the inferior end of the larynx. Click here to view image■The larynx marks the division between upper and lower airways.
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| upper airway resistance s. |
an incomplete form of obstructive sleep apnea in which the upper airway resists air flow and becomes partially obstructed during sleep.
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| upper brachial plexus p. |
paralysis of arm muscles due to destruction of the fifth and sixth cervical roots (upper trunk of the brachial plexus); small hand muscles are unaffected. When due to birth trauma it is called Erb-Duchenne p.
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| upper e. |
lower limb (membrum superius [TA]).
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| upper i. |
maxillary i.
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| upper | a swinging blow directed upward (especially at an opponent's chin) |
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| upper | at or nearest to the top |
| upper | in or into the highest position |
| upper | in or into the most prominent position, as in the mind |
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