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Estefan and thank you for downloading this month's episode of the EM Clerkship podcast. Today is round number. I just had to count nine of the game. We are currently tied, I believe. Is that right, Mike? I think we're tied right now. I think it's 4-4. I'm pretty sure. I think we are. Anyways, so this is going to be an interesting round. Mike, you're currently malnourished. Is that correct? That's what I've heard. That's what you said. Pretty much. Because your dental, your dental issues. Okay. Well, Mike will need to reform today's case in real ABEM oral boards format. He has 15 minutes to complete the full case. He does not know what the case is ahead of time.

If he hits all of the critical actions that I've listed out beforehand, he wins.

And if he doesn't, or if he performs a dangerous action, I win.

These cases were created by me.

They are not actual ABM cases or real-life patients.

All right, Mike, you ready to go.

Let's do this.

Dr. Estefan, take out a piece of paper and a pencil. Outline a human body on the left side of it and let me know when you're ready. I'm all ready for you. Let's do it. Okay. This is going to be a single patient encounter. You have 15 minutes to complete the case before we begin. Do you have any questions?

I just want to say that the day that you say this is going to be a double patient encounter,

I'm going to crap my pants, but for now I'm good. Well, there's not actually double patient encounters. It's single or triple? It's singles or triples. Oh, interesting.

Singles or triples.

Maybe we'll just do doubles, though.

I don't know.

Because that way you're not ready. No, it's, well, maybe, maybe, I don't know. Maybe when you're a second year. Maybe we'll do some triples in your second year. Or maybe when you're a first year. When you least expect it, I don't know. Maybe never.

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