Hey, folks, just a quick reminder that this podcast is not meant to be used for medical advice, just good old-fashioned education.

Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers. My name is Robbie Jeeha, and I'm a clinician educator based at UCSF.

We have a great clinical unknown prepared for you.

As a reminder, in this format, we present a blinded, discussant, short pieces of information, and ask them to share their thought process in real time.

Tonight, we're lucky enough to have two guests with us.

Reza, please take it away.

Tonight, we have doctors Brian Broderick and Zafia Uncle Saria.

Dr. Broderick graduated from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.

He's a second year resident of the Osler Internal Medicine Residency Training Program

at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

His career interests include pulmonary and critical care

medicine and medical education. In his spare time, Dr. Barterick likes to work out, watch the New Jersey

Devils, and binge watch Netflix series with his wife. Dr. Anclusaria graduated from UCSF

Internal Medicine Residency Program. She then completed a

pulmonary and critical care fellowship at UCLA. Her academic interests include clinical

problem solving, diagnostic reasoning, residence, education, and pulmonary hypertension.

She is currently an intensivist at California Hospital, a level one trauma center in downtown L.A.

She is medical director of the pulmonary services at California Hospital and is expanding

her services into an outpatient pulmonary center. She works closely with family medicine

residents on their ICU rotation and is involved in creating their curriculum and weekly

didactic sessions on general internal medicine, pulmonary, and ICU topics. Outside the

hospital, her main passion is horses and horse riding. She also loves traveling around the world,

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