A child has been using combination hydrocortisone–neomycin–polymyxin B eardrops for otitis externa but complains of difficulty hearing. The nurse observes redness and swelling of the canal
Which development is most likely responsible for this scenario?
1. Worsening of the otitis externa
2. Allergy to the nonantibiotic component of the drops
3. Neomycin toxicity
4. Development of otitis media
Correct Answer: 3
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