Some examples of transference could include where your client may have had painful experiences and finds trusting people difficult and is therefore is mistrustful of you and what you can offer being challenging to work with.
Connects the nasal cavity with the rest of the pharynx. Behind the soft palate and has two openings from the nose (posterior nares) and the passageways connecting the ears (eustachian tubes or pharyngotympanic tubes). structure of the respiratory system that consists of two nasal cavities separated by the nasal septum, anterior nares, posterior nares, ridges in the nose called the nasal concha (or turbinate bones).
The nasal cavity. The nose opens into the nasal passageway, or cavity. This cavity is a space that runs along the top of the roof of the mouth (the palate, which separates your nose from your mouth) and then turns downward to join the passage from the mouth to the throat.he paranasal sinuses. Sinuses are cavities (spaces) or small tunnels. They are called paranasal because they are around or near the nose. The nasal cavity opens into a network of paired sinuses: 1  Maxillary sinuses are in the cheek area, below the eyes on either side of the nose.