
|Articles|March 1, 2006
Examine the Good Before the Bad
When examining a patient who complains of earache, start by looking in the "good" ear.
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When examining a patient who complains of earache, start by looking in the "good" ear. Using this ear as a basis for comparison can help you pick up subtle changes in the affected ear.
- Amy Siegel, MD Burlington, Vt
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