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Do i ask rn or doctor on call if some questions regarding to my acute otitis media?
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Acute Otitis Media: You can ask either the on-call rn or physician questions you have about otitis media. Many primary care and pediatricians office have a nurses line for non-emergent night and weekend questions.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Either one: Rn or doc should be able to ask routine questions about otitis media.
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