Happy New Year, Clinical Problem Solvers. My name is Robbie Jeeha, and we at the CP Solvers are so excited to be hanging out with you in 2020.

Before we jump into today's episode, we wanted to share an update about the Clinical Problem Solvers app.

So on the app, going forward, you can expect at least one new schema or illness script on the app every week.

That's right, new content every single week.

And this, for a one-time fee of $4.99, you will have an ever-increasing library of schemas

and illness script, and will be providing us at the CP solvers with crucial support to keep us going.

The app is called the Clinical Problem Solvers and is available on both iPhone and Android.

You can also find it by clicking the app link in the episode description below.

All right, let's jump back into the episode.

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

just good old-fashioned education.

All patient information has been modified to protect their identity, and the views expressed

in our podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinion of our employers. Welcome back clinical problem solvers. I'm so happy to be back in recording. My name is

Sharman Chegartian. Hey everyone. This is Jack. I'm a second year internal medicine resident at

UCSF. I'm so sorry to interrupt here, but we do have a bit of a situation on our hands.

There is an 80-year-old man coming in with altered mental status.

Last normal was this morning.

He's coming in as a possible code stroke.

Folks, no time for intros today.

We have to jump straight into action.

If you remember from previous episodes when

dealing with altered mental status, it's important to consider the three big checkpoints

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