<h3>Timeline for the Active Learning Exercise</h3> (Note: only selected PowerPoint slides are included here. The full set of slides can be obtained by e-mailing the author). <h4>Slide 1.</h4> Introduction. <h4>Slide 2.</h4> Objectives for case 1 . Slide 3 ( Fig. 1 ). group task. One of the faculty members reads the case, and the available data are displayed for the students to contemplate. The groups are instructed to take 5 min to discuss the following two questions at the bottom of the slide: In general, what are the possible causes of polyuria and/or polydipsia? In this patient, can you rule out some of these? View larger version: In this window In a new window Download as PowerPoint Slide Fig. 1. Turning Point slide 3 . As a group task, one of the faculty members reads the case ( case 1 ), and the available data are displayed for the students to contemplate. The groups are instructed to take 5 min to discuss the two questions at the bottom of the slide. BP, blood pressure; RBC, red blood cells; WBC, white blood cells. The purpose of the group task is to allow each small group to discuss the case
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