Physical examination

Okay.

Examination-wise, you said that he looks dehydrated.

What are his observations like?

Yeah.

And by some, that would be two.

So the first one – and so this always makes me – did you ever see the movie My Cousin Vinny? Because the article, Reliability of Physical Examination Findings in Utes – diagnosed with pneumonia was published in Jaman Network Open.

That's youths.

But I always say my cousin Vinny calling them youths.

It always threw me.

Anyways, though, community-acquired pneumonia accounts for nearly 2 million pediatric outpatient, 375,000 emergency department visits annually in the U.S.

Guidelines recommend relying on physical examination findings, not imaging, to diagnose CAP in youths who can be treated as outpatients.

Now, is that evidence-based?

So I think that definitely makes sense.

Now that you know the background, it's time for clinical examination.

Let's do it.

All right.

Probably.

Oh, well.

They were reunited with their families after a medical examination.

They said they're very lucky to be alive.

Well, yeah.