Question

choose all that characterizes acute bronchitis. infection of secondary bronchi infection of the alveoli infection of the primary bronchi deep cough that expectorates mucus upper respiratory infection need help? review these concept resources.

Explanation:

Acute bronchitis is an upper - respiratory infection. It often causes a deep cough that expels mucus. Infection of secondary bronchi is more characteristic of bronchitis (primary bronchi are larger and less commonly affected in acute bronchitis compared to secondary in some cases, but upper respiratory symptoms and mucus - producing cough are key). Infection of alveoli is characteristic of pneumonia.

Answer:

• infection of secondary bronchi
• deep cough that expectorates mucus
• upper respiratory infection