Hello, students. My name is Mike Estefan, and I thank you for joining me today on this

month's deep dive episode on the EM Clerkship podcast. Today's episode is going to be covering

acetaminopin overdose, as well as a general approach to the toxicology physical exam.

Before we begin the content, I have two important things I need to tell

you guys about. The first is regarding our recent string of technical difficulties. In the span of the last

two, two and a half weeks, our website has crashed twice, and we've also been hacked. Like, what the

heck? Who hacks EM clerkship? Anyways, all of this nonsense have resulted in

multiple delays in the release of our content, which usually occur on the first and the 15th of

every month. So, as of today, everything should be functioning normally at this time.

However, you may come across some strange

advertisements if you try to Google our website. We are working with Google to remove these search

results, but it could take some time, so please bear with us. The second thing I want to discuss

is just a word from our sponsors, Pearson Rabbit's disability insurance. I know we keep belaboring

this point, but own occupation disability insurance is incredibly important. In fact, just last

week, I was reviewing my significant others disability insurance policy. She works as a physician

in pediatric gastroenterology, which is somewhat of a procedurally

heavy subspecialty.

We discovered that the disability insurance that she had signed up for as a resident did

not include own occupation disability.

What this means practically is that if she were to become injured to the point where she

could no longer perform

procedures such as endoscopies and colonoscopies, her disability insurance would likely not

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