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this week's episode of the EM Clerkship Podcast. Trivia time. Now you're going to know the answer because it's in the

episode title, obviously, but if you take the CDC statistics on the most common emergency

medicine complaints, chief complaints, all age groups, what is by far the most high yield complaint to know

for your clerkship? This is evidence-based studying. All age groups, most common chief complaint

across all of emergency medicine. If you learned only one thing from all of your

years of listening to this podcast, what is the single most high yield thing to learn?

And we've covered this topic before, obviously, but these next few weeks, we're going to cover

abdominal pain in a different teaching format than we usually do.

As most great ideas happen, I invented this way of presenting the topic while drinking alcohol.

And I'm going to call it presentation-based learning.

So here we go.

Remember our snowy blizzard presentation style. We're going to go through our 10

presentation steps. I'm channeling my inner med student, right? I haven't done this in a while. But let's go.

Step one, demographic sentence, right? Hello, Dr. Olson, in bed 20.

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