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Welcome back, clinical Problem Solvers.

I am Dr. Packer Murphy, and I'm a current trauma and acute care surgery fellow in Indiana.

I'm very excited for today's episode.

I'm here with a rock star team from UCSD.

Hey, clinical problem solvers. My name's Anand Jagannath. Coming at team from UCSD. Hey, clinical problem solvers.

My name's Anand Jagannath.

Coming at you from UCSD and the VA in San Diego.

I'm really, really excited to be joined by my former team four team members, Lizzie Hasty and Rima Deshpande.

We spent two fabulous weeks together on Ward Service a couple months ago, and that's where the magic started, hoping to keep it going today. Lizzie, how are you doing?

I'm doing so great Anand. Thank you so much. I'm very excited to be here.

I'm a second year internal medicine resident at UCSD.

Rima, how are you doing?

I'm doing great, guys, so excited. So I'm Rima Despande, I'm a fourth-year medical student at UC San Diego, interested in internal medicine, and I'm really happy to be here.

What a rock star crew we have with you all today.

As a quick reminder, so we're doing a human DX case for the audience and we really really encourage you to download the

app and solve these daily grumble morning report cases. They're a great way to get a rep in

a very short amount of time. Anandrema and Lizzie are blinded to tonight's case and we'll try

to solve it in real time. We encourage you to pause and reflect after each aliquot of

information before you listen to their responses.

As a reminder, the case creator is Dr. Patrick Murphy and a special shout out to the editor for this case, Dr. Anand Patel.

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