Hey folks, Scott Wangart here, and this is another M Crit shadow boxing episode where we take

a group and we run them through a case, and it's usually bread and butter case, it's

usually not crazy stuff.

And then at key points during the case, we pause, and you're supposed to pause as well.

It's basically when you hear this sound.

And then you should think about what you would actually do if you were presented with

this case, and then you hit play again, and you could hear what we thought.

It doesn't mean we're right, it's just what we thought.

Usually I'm with a group of my former fellows, that's the case this time, and we have one

case presenter.

And we go through a case, and I think you might get some learning points on it.

But even if you don't get specific learning points from us, what you get is the contemplation

of the case and then seeing how it actually turned out.

And that leads to greater learning, it's based on the shadow boxing concept from Gary

Klein, a way to get expert level knowledge and perspective on your own thinking.

So with that, let's roll right into the shadow boxing episode for this month.

All right.

And the discussants today, you have Tom Kerns, who is the presenter.

He is an amazing EM resident at the Yale program.

And then you have two of my former fellows, Christina Lu, ED Critical Care in Connecticut,

Ryan Barnacle, ED Critical Care, now at Brown Formally at Yale.

All right.

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