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you should always do your own homework and let's know. Paul, we're back for part two. Indeed,

we are. No one would argue. How are you? I'm doing well. So of course, what I'm talking about is

this is part two of our abdominal pain episode. We're talking about physical exam, specifically

for patients presenting with abdominal pain. So if you haven't heard the first one, people can go

back and check that out. This is the Curbsiders and Paul. Can you tell people very briefly what do we

do on this show? Sure. We don't do anything very briefly. That's one of the points about our show.

We are the internal medicine podcast. We use expert interviews for your clinical

roles in practice changing knowledge and really use some of the much what we went through. This is

part two of our amazing abdominal pain examination episode. And of course, we have the great

Justin Lee Burke here. It's a tell us all about it. You're very excited to have Dr. Andrew Olson,

who is an expert clinician, teacher, educator, and diagnostician really go through the evidence-based

physical exam and how to integrate it into clinical decision-making when approaching an individual

that has abdominal pain. Thanks for joining for part two.

This is great. I think that covers a lot of the the urgent abdominal pain that we had. And then

I think maybe the next three vignettes we can almost do like a rapid fire of what are things that

you're thinking when a patient presents with a slightly different history. So our next patient,

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