Hey folks, Scott Weingart here and this is an M. Critch shadow boxing episode.

These are the episodes specifically made for learners.

They could be residents.

It turns out there's a ton of attendings that listen as well in which we use the precepts

of Gary Klein who told us that one of the best ways to give education is to present a

scenario, stop and pause and make you commit to what you would do in that scenario and then

hear from experts about what they would do and then you could compare and contrast your

vision of the proper course of action with theirs and potentially learn something in

the doing.

So this is another shadow boxing episode with our shadow boxing editor, Ryan Barnacle,

and then two other guests who you'll hear introduced shortly.

This is a neurocritical care case near and dear to my heart, neurocritical care is especially

in the resuscitative phase.

Just for anyone who has not listened to shadow boxing before, what you will hear is this

sound followed by a prompt to make you think at that point after the prompt pause, actually

commit in your mind and then go back to the case and listen to what actually took place.

All right, let's get right to it.

Sure.

My name is Eric Ebert.

I'm a fourth year at Brown.

I'm going to be applying for a meta fellowship next year.

So excited for that.

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