Hey folks, just a quick reminder that this podcast is not meant to be used for medical

advice, just good old fashioned education and all patient information has been modified to

protect their identity.

Hi folks, welcome to the clinical problem solvers.

My name is Robbie Gija, a clinician educator at UCSF, and I'm here with my co-host,

Reza Manesh, a clinician educator at Hopkins.

Hey, Rosa, what's good with you?

Hey, Robbie.

I need to issue a statement of apology, gratitude, and anger.

An apology to Vin Diesel for mistakenly referring to him as Van Diesel.

A huge gratitude and thank you to Andrew Glick, a fourth year medical student from the University

of Connecticut who brought this to my attention. Thank you so much, Andrew. And my anger is all

towards my co-host, Arcey, who knowingly allowed me to make this mistake on social media and the podcast for the past several weeks.

I'm actually Arcey's landlord, and I'm going to put an eviction notice on his door tomorrow morning.

So, Arcee, with that in mind, how are you, my man?

Rez, I'm doing really well.

I'm a little upset, Andrew blew that little joke I had going on me.

So it's all good, though. I'm feeling great. I'm ready for this great episode. Also, I wanted to give a

huge shout out to Dr. Vivek Murthy for creating an incredibly beautiful guitar instrumental for us

that we featured on this episode. Charmine, how are you doing?

I'm doing well. It's nice to be back and recording with you guys. All righty folks, we're doing an

episode focused on a diagnostic schema. As always, you can find these schema on our website,

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