After multiple follow-up visits, the nurse finds that a client with persistent otitis media for 12 weeks is not improved using the initial treatment regimen. Which intervention is the nurse most likely expecting to be prescribed?

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A tympanostomy, which involves placing tubes in the eardrums to allow fluid to drain from the middle ear, is a common treatment for persistent otitis media that does not improve with initial treatments. This can help prevent further infections and improve hearing.

After Multiple Follow-Up Visits, the Nurse Finds That a Client