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

just good old-fashioned education.

Woohoo!

Yeah, that's slightly off time.

I'm sure, let's go for it.

Hi, team, welcome to the clinical problem solvers.

My name is Robbie Gija, and I'm a clinician educator at UCSF.

Tonight we're doing a schema episode, and as you know, in these episodes, we discuss a methodical

approach to a commonly encountered problem in internal medicine. And tonight's topic is

intra-rino A-K-I, and to top it off, we have a special guest who you'll hear from shortly.

R.C., what's good with you?

Robbie, I'm doing really well, man.

I couldn't help but notice.

Did you deepen your voice midway through your intro?

No way, Rcy, that's just you messing with the recording, man.

I will never do such a thing.

I'm just messing. Robbie, I feel great, man. It's been a minute since we all recorded,

and I'm very excited for tonight's case.

Reza, how are you doing, my man?

Yo, is it my turn to go? There's something special I must let you know.

Tonight's episode, grab my soul. Oh no, res, don't do it. This mic, I spit right through it.

Robbie Aksson and Sharmin, I guess Dan's teaching, nothing less than poor.

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