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. All right, welcome back clinical problem solvers.

My name is Snihan Thadapeli.

I'm currently an internal medicine resident at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago,

where I rotate through our academic center in the VA.

I'm very excited for today's episode, and I'm here today with Bo Teng and Sam.

Hey folks, my name is Bo Teng.

I'm a third year medical student at Johns Hopkins and I'm very excited to do my first human

diagnosis case here with the team.

I'm here today with Sal who will introduce himself now.

Hey everyone, my name is Sal Kamal. I'm a second year internal medicine resident at UAB Hospital in Birmingham. I'm also pumped to be here. Reza, what do we have in store today? Well, I'm just so excited. I have my hot tea, as you guys can now see, because we're going to have a video version of the podcast on the website. And it's a huge

cop. Huge shout out to our salon who got this for me. We have a very special episode for you

tonight. Another human diagnosis case. We encourage you to download the human diagnosis app and really

solve those morning global morning report cases.

It takes about three to four minutes to solve and another two to three minutes to review

the teaching points.

So it's an easy way to get an extra rep to sharpen your diagnostic skills.

And today is really special for me because Booutang was my medical student and he was

phenomenal.

The story is true.

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