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at www.gitfreed.a.i. Hey guys, what's going on? This is Mike Estefan from the University

of Rochester School of Medicine, bringing you episode four of the Emergency Medicine

Shelf Exam Review series. Today's episode is going to be covering a wide variety of topics. The one

thing that all these topics have in common is that they're specific to the field of emergency medicine.

You probably haven't seen most of these on your other shelf exams,

so this is very high-yield stuff. Before we dive into the content, I just have a couple of

thoughts that I want to share with you guys. If you're a fourth-year student, then you submit

your residency applications a while ago, and you're probably planning to go on your first couple of

interviews just like I am right now. This is a very stressful time for most of us. So I just wanted

to remind everyone of something that is easy to forget in times like this. If you're not getting

the interviews that you wanted or if match day doesn't go your way,

please, please remember that there is much more to life than medicine. Medicine does not have to

define you, and there is so much more life to live outside of medicine. If you're struggling in any way, please don't be scared to reach

out for help. I wish you all the best of luck with your interviews. Now, let's begin with the content.

So let's start this episode off by talking about the management of bite wounds on your exam.

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