What is the medical term meaning sneeze?

Answer 1

Air, mucus, saliva, along with whatever made you sneeze. If you are sneezing because of an infection such as a cold or the flu, you will also be sneezing out virus particles with the respiratory droplets. This is why you should always cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze, so you don't spread infections before you even know you have a virus.

Answer 2

Sneezes are A sudden expulsion of a mixture of mucus, saliva and air out the nasal canal. Caused by a tickling or irritation in the nose. If you are sneezing because of a cold it is usually caused by an excessive amount of mucus build up in the throat.

Answer 3

Sternutation is the "fancy" word for sneeze, but I have never seen it in a medical chart.