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The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with acute otitis media. Which signs/symptoms support this medical diagnosis?

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Rationale: Unilateral ear pain is a primary symptom of acute otitis media. Foul drainage suggests chronic infection, congestion is non-specific, and hearing loss is less common acutely.

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