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05-11-2009, 10:08 PM
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CASE OF THE WEEK: Answer the following question for a Radio Rounds prize (email answers to radiorounds@gmail.com): 2 year old boy brought in by his parents after a wheezing episode that began during a Super Bowl party. On auscultation (listening with a stethoscope), the boy had inspiratory wheezing. What test do you order, and what is the probable diagnosis?
GUESTS: We were honored to welcome Dr. Gary LeRoy, Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions at the Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University. Conversation ranged from issues such as the future of primary care in the current political climate... to what it's like to receive a "pie in the face." In addition, we were joined in the studio by two current medical students -- Susan Conrad, who discussed the recent Match Day ceremonies for fourth year students, and Stephen Zitelli, who described the life of a third year medical student.
SONG: Thanks to all of you who voted over the past week. The results came down to the wire, but the winning song that was featured on air this week was -- appropriately -- "How to Save a Life" by The Fray. Look for new song choices this week, and vote!
THOUGHTS: We enjoyed hosting the premiere today and look forward to an exciting first season of Radio Rounds. As you listen, feel free to email us with thoughts and suggestions. What did you like about the show? More importantly, what did you not like about the show?
CASE OF THE WEEK: Answer the following question for a Radio Rounds prize (email answers to radiorounds@gmail.com): 2 year old boy brought in by his parents after a wheezing episode that began during a Super Bowl party. On auscultation (listening with a stethoscope), the boy had inspiratory wheezing. What test do you order, and what is the probable diagnosis?
GUESTS: We were honored to welcome Dr. Gary LeRoy, Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions at the Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University. Conversation ranged from issues such as the future of primary care in the current political climate... to what it's like to receive a "pie in the face." In addition, we were joined in the studio by two current medical students -- Susan Conrad, who discussed the recent Match Day ceremonies for fourth year students, and Stephen Zitelli, who described the life of a third year medical student.
SONG: Thanks to all of you who voted over the past week. The results came down to the wire, but the winning song that was featured on air this week was -- appropriately -- "How to Save a Life" by The Fray. Look for new song choices this week, and vote!
THOUGHTS: We enjoyed hosting the premiere today and look forward to an exciting first season of Radio Rounds. As you listen, feel free to email us with thoughts and suggestions. What did you like about the show? More importantly, what did you not like about the show?