Hello, residents. My name is Mike Estefan. I'm joined today by Maddie Watts, and thank you for downloading this month's episode of the EM Clerkship podcast.

This episode is sponsored by Pearson Rabbit's Insurance, my personal independent disability insurance agent.

We will talk more about Pearson Rabbits later in the episode. But for now, let's do it.

Today is round number 23 of the game. Maddie will need to perform today's case in real

ABEM oral boards format. She has 15 minutes to complete the full case, and she does not know what this case is

ahead of time. If Maddie hits all five of the critical actions that I've listed out beforehand,

she wins. If she doesn't, or if she performs a dangerous action, I win. These cases were created

by me. They are not derived from actual ABM cases that I had, and they are certainly not real patients.

Maddie, take out a piece of paper and a pencil, place the paper sideways in front of you,

outline a human body on the left side of it, and let me know when you are ready.

I'm ready.

Alrighty, Dr. Watts, this will be a single patient encounter.

You will have 15 minutes to complete the case.

Before we begin, do you have any questions?

Nope, let's go.

All righty, and the timer has started.

You are working at Clerkship General when you hear an EMS call on the Base Command Radio.

Clerkship General, we are bringing you a three-year-old with complaints of altered mental status.

We're pulling in now.

All right.

I will go ahead and get the recess bay ready and I'd like to have a

Braslow tape at bedside.

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