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The client comes to the clinic and is diagnosed with otitis media. Which intervention should the clinic nurse include in the discharge teaching?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Abrupt pain relief in otitis media may indicate tympanic membrane rupture, requiring HCP notification. OTC pain meds are safe, cold packs are less effective, and ear plugs are unnecessary.

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