Why don't you share a little bit with our listeners what type of cases that you've worked with that worked on that are like really like strange or ones that we might not expect?

I mean, I think you always have to be ready to see something unique and different, right? I would say zebras are uncommon in our world, but they do pop up.

And not that we should always be focused on them, but you should be ready to see them.

And even in our profession, we do get sometimes humbled by these unexpected cases because you feel like you see a pattern so many times that you learn to recognize it and you kind of get tunnel vision towards this pattern recognition more so than relying on your clinical skills and your overall assessment.

I really enjoy critical care.

My favorite type of cases are emergency.

I like things that are not in the good state as they come in.

Now, let's get back to the episode.