Evidence-based practice suggests that the strongest predictor of sinusitis is
A)a maxillary toothache.
B)dull or opaque sinus transilluminations.
C)ineffective decongestants and colored nasal drainage.
D)purulent nasal secretions.
E)any combination of the above.

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Evidence-based practice suggests that the strongest predictor of sinusitis is any combination of these symptoms including maxillary toothache, purulent nasal secretions, dull or opaque sinus transillumination, poor response to decongestants, and colored nasal discharge.

Evidence-Based Practice Suggests That the Strongest Predictor of Sinusitis Is