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Ensure cervical spine stabilization; call emergency services immediately; prepare for rapid airway management.

Seek immediate medical attention; corticosteroids may be prescribed promptly; differentiate between conductive and sensorineural hearing loss.

Seek immediate medical care; abscess may need to be drained; intravenous antibiotics may be administered.

Tilt head forward and pinch nose; seek immediate medical help if re-bleeding occurs; may require cauterization or embolization.

Perform the Heimlich maneuver on conscious individuals; if unconscious begin CPR; emergency bronchoscopy may be needed to remove the object.

Pinch nostrils and lean forward; if bleeding persists after 20 minutes seek emergency care; nasal packing may be required.

Cover the ear with a clean dressing; avoid plugging the ear canal; seek emergency care for assessment and possible intervention.

Maintain patient calm and upright; administer racemic epinephrine if stridor is present; prepare for potential intubation.

Seek medical care urgently; assess for Meniere's disease or labyrinthitis; antiemetics and vestibular suppressants may be provided.

Assess for signs of infection; provide pain relief; seek further medical evaluation for potential otitis media or externa.

Call emergency services immediately; be ready to support airway; possible tracheostomy if severe.

Seek medical evaluation; consider peritonsillar abscess; throat cultures and antibiotics may be required.

Do not attempt to remove the object; seek immediate medical attention; removal may require special instruments or surgery.

Monitor airway closely; administer antihistamines and corticosteroids; possible adrenaline if anaphylactic.