when you hear hoofbeats behind you,
don’t expect to see a zebra.
theodore woodward
This section is dedicated to some of the trickier cases that we have run into overnight. Challenge yourself to think through the questions in red before reading ahead.
Enjoy the safari!
Image credit: (Zebra image) Dr. Eric Tanenbaum; (patient images) stock.adobe.com.
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