i think this is a good way to fix this card, @anking-maintainers there are 4 open suggestions currently on this
@Ahmed7 @AnKing-Maintainers I agree that this card should be updated. I’d like to propose the following modification:
Meckel diverticulum is typically {{c1::asymptomatic::symptomatic/asymptomatic}}. Potential complications include volvulus, intussusception, melena/hematochezia, RLQ pain, or obstruction
This format effectively separates the typical presentation from the less common but more serious complications, while avoiding revealing the answer.
Fine with either. Another idea would be to end the card after the cloze and move the complications to Extra.
Okay with any of the suggestions above, but personally think the card should be reverted back to how it was before without the hint, issues only started occurring after the change
@andrewmathias8 I’ve updated the card based on your suggestion
@AnKing-Maintainers feel free to revert the changes I’ve done if they don’t reach a consensus
We had discussed this (in general) several months back on Slack and voted on a specific format.
Here’s the bulk suggestion after though:
bulk_id:bd78403a-e900-4b42-8426-b8e8a7372a92,state:closed
Interesting. I’m not sure what the best format is, but at first glance, I would take issue with the “most common presentation” wording that was chosen in bulk there, since if it’s asymptomatic, isn’t it technically uncommon that they even present at all? (asymptomatic patients tend to live their entire life as normal and never actually present with [for example] a Meckel diverticulum, since it never bothers them?). Just food for thought haha
Yes and most of the time if it is discovered it’s an incidental finding. Therefore they presented asymptomatic.
I think the majority of upvotes occured before @zarathustra so we might need another revote
I like the original change where it’s “and” and complications listed since many people dont look at extra