<transcript><audio_16>answered by a cohort study or a case-controlled series we could have asked a differential diagnosis question by asking with patients presenting with leg swelling and pain with recent travel what's the incidence of dvt these questions are also usually</transcript><transcript><audio_17>answered by cohort studies an example of a diagnosis question would be in patients with leg swelling what's the ability of ed bedside ultrasound to establish the diagnosis of dvd these questions are answered through a controlled trial where patient receives</transcript><transcript><audio_18>the new target test and also a gold standard test and finally a prognosis question would be in patients with dvt what's the incidence of post-thrombotic syndrome or recurrent dvt or pe prognosis questions are also answered by cohort studies or</transcript><caption><image_19>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from the website "Emergency Medicine". The webpage is titled "Knowing How to Ask". The background of the webpage is black and the text is white. At the top of the page, there is a blue header with the website's logo and a search bar. Below the header, there are two tabs - "Home" and "About". 

On the left side of the screen, the user's name is displayed in white text. On the right side, the page has a list of options for the user to choose from. The options include "Publish", "Edit", "View", and "Help". There is also an image of a tablet with a blue screen and a white background.

At the bottom right corner of the image, there has a red banner with the logo of the website and the website name "EmergencyMedicine".</caption><transcript><audio_20>case control series putting the time into organizing your question the pico format knowing the type of question knowing how to ask the question and what type of answer to look for will ultimately make your search strategy more efficient now undoubtedly these type of questions</transcript><transcript><audio_21>rise each shift but just as likely as they are to come up in a shift they're just as likely to slip from your mind we'll look at some resources for searching for answers while on your shift but one way to help remember those questions would be to write them down in the notes app of your smartphone or use</transcript><caption><image_22>The image shows a black iPhone with a white background. The phone is shown in a side view, with the front and back of the phone facing towards the viewer. The front camera is visible, and the home screen is filled with various app icons. The home button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen, and there is a red banner at the top that reads "Emergency Medicine". The phone appears to be new and unused, with no visible damage or wear.</caption><transcript><audio_23>a program like evernote when you find the time later you can reference back to</transcript><caption><image_24>The image is a collage of three different elements. On the left side, there is a mobile phone with a yellow sticky note on the screen. Next to the phone, there are two iPhones, one black and one white. The black iPhone is on the right side of the image and the white iPhone is in the center. The background is black.

At the bottom of the collage, there has a green banner with the text "Evernote" and an image of a camera and a phone. The banner also has a red arrow pointing towards the phone.</caption> answered by a cohort study or a case-controlled series we could have asked a differential diagnosis question by asking with patients presenting with leg swelling and pain with recent travel what's the incidence of dvt these questions are also usually answered by cohort studies an example of a diagnosis question would be in patients with leg swelling what's the ability of ed bedside ultrasound to establish the diagnosis of dvd these questions are answered through a controlled trial where patient receives the new target test and also a gold standard test and finally a prognosis question would be in patients with dvt what's the incidence of post-thrombotic syndrome or recurrent dvt or pe prognosis questions are also answered by cohort studies or case control series putting the time into organizing your question the pico format knowing the type of question knowing how to ask the question and what type of answer to look for will ultimately make your search strategy more efficient now undoubtedly these type of questions rise each shift but just as likely as they are to come up in a shift they're just as likely to slip from your mind we'll look at some resources for searching for answers while on your shift but one way to help remember those questions would be to write them down in the notes app of your smartphone or use a program like evernote when you find the time later you can reference back to
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