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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 five of the Emergency Medicine shelf exam review series.

In this week's episode, and probably next week's episode, we are going to focus on diagnostics

and therapeutics for conditions that you will see on your shelf exam. The content for this week

will focus on ophthalmology, toxidrums, and ingestions.

My goal for the next couple episodes is going to be to cover as much content as possible

in the shortest amount of time as possible.

This means less vignettes for you guys and more of a rapid-fire question-answer kind of style.

I also want to apologize in advance for the sound quality of this recording.

It is currently downpouring in Rochester, New York, and so you guys will probably hear the storm

intermittently throughout this podcast.

All right, let's talk about some ophthalmology.

So in the ED, how do you diagnose a corneal abrasion?

Good.

So you stay in the eye with fluorescine and then you examine the eye using a wood's lamp.

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