Plsssss helppppp, what diesease/condition could this patient possibly have? BulgingeardrumRedness andinflammationEar ExaminationFluidd byIGITAL213Inflamed TissueMucus in NasalCavityNose and ThroatExaminationNote: Uponexamination, the tonsilswere red, but notenlarged. Patient 1Case HistoryVitalsTemperature - 100.1 °FAn 18-year-old patient reports a low-grade fever,itchy and red eyes, pain in the right ear, as wellas a mild cough and runny nose.Heart Rate - 88 bpmRespiratory Rate - 18 bpmOxygen Saturation - 94BP - 124/78Eye Examinationpowered by1/3->BIODIGITAL

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