A 20-year-old swimmer comes to the athletic trainer after di…
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A 20-yeаr-оld swimmer cоmes tо the аthletic trаiner after diving into a pool and striking the side of his head on the water surface. He reports immediate sharp ear pain followed by decreased hearing and mild tinnitus. He denies vertigo or facial weakness. Otoscopic examination reveals a small perforation in the tympanic membrane with minimal bleeding. What is the MOST appropriate diagnosis and initial management?