While performing an otoscopic examination of a patient's ear, the APRN finds white patches on the tympanic membrane. How would the APRN note this finding in the chart?
A) Tympanic membrane abnormal; white, patchy areas noted
B) Tympanic membrane scarred, indicating loss of hearing
C) Tympanic membrane visualized with areas of opacity noted
D) Tympanic membrane within normal limits
C
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