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Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

My name is Simone.

I am a brand new third-year resident in family and community medicine at UCSF, and I'm a member of this amazing space learning series crew.

Our crew has been growing recently, and so I am excited to say hello to my old friend Moses, but even more excited

to welcome our newest member of our space learning crew, Valeria. Valet, introduce yourself,

please. Thank you, Simone. I'm really excited to start the journey with you both on the

space learning series. I'm a huge fan and be part of it is just insane for me.

But I'm really open to learn.

So just to briefly introduce myself on Valley, I'm a fifth-year medical student from Peru.

Well, I should say six-year now.

I'm really interested in neurology.

I think that's a specialty I want to go for. And outside of medicine, I love, love running. Moses, you want to take

the mic and introduce yourself. Hello, hello, everyone. My name is Moses. I am like Simone,

a brand new PGY3 in internal medicine here on the other coast

in Boston at Brigham and Women's Hospital, interested in oncology. And don't think we were

going to get away without revealing our fantastic group name, the Vamos crew.

I am so excited for this case.

Simone, back to you.

Okay, so you walk into the emergency department, and you see on the trackboard, fever and opioid withdrawal.

You walk into the room and meet a 48-year-old

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