Nursing care of otitis media: case study

Abstract

     This study was a case study. The objective was to compare the health problems of otitis media patients and study of nursing care for otitis media patients using the nursing process and nursing theory to be more effective. The study consisted of 2 otitis media patients who received services at the Ear, Nose and Throat Examination Room,
Outpatient Nursing Group. Kalasin Hospital. Data were collected from condition assessment, history taking, physical examination, and data analysis by descriptive statistics and content analysis.
     The results of the study found that when receiving medical treatment It was found that both otitis media patients had normal hearing levels between 20-23 decibels and had no complications from medical treatment.