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Thank you. not necessarily reflect the views of our employers. Enjoy the show. All right. Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers, to another schema episode. I'm Maddie,

and I'm here with my three friends, Yusuf, Charmine, and Jack for another episode with you all.

Yusuf, how you doing?

Hello, everyone. Hi, Madi. I'm good. How are you?

I'm doing really well. I'm excited to discuss this case with you all.

Charmine and Jack, any updates going on with you both before we jump into the case?

Oh, you know, I was just telling you all that, you know, I've been very busy listening to the new

Taylor Swift album. So I hope my medicine hasn't gotten rusty as I tried to decode Taylor Swift lyrics.

So my apologies if it comes across as a little rusty.

You know, I feel like the clinical reasoning skills that you develop might help in the lyric decoding.

One would think, but it's so complicated.

A shout out to all the safeties out there who are way better than this than I am.

We are all

slowly becoming

tortured poets

as a result of

trying to

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