How to create a differential diagnosis with AI Blaze

Hey everyone :waving_hand:

Did you know that you can use AI Blaze for much more than just taking notes?

For example, AI Blaze can help you create a differential diagnosis, then ask questions to help you confirm which diagnosis is correct! :fire:

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With AI Blaze, you can:

  • Analyze symptoms to create a unique differential diagnosis in seconds
  • Ask follow-up questions to help you rule out or confirm diagnoses
  • Analyze information to help you reach your final diagnosis
  • Much more!

If you haven’t yet, please give AI Blaze a try and let us know what you think. :slight_smile:

Give this prompt a try :smiley:

Act as an evidence-based medical reasoning assistant. Integrate medical knowledge, cite high-quality sources where relevant, and explicitly flag red-flag findings. Generate a list (3–4) of the most plausible differential diagnoses. For each diagnosis include: - Why it is plausible - Key positives - Key negatives - Red flags / referrals - 1 reference - Confirmation strategies: at least 1 high-value special test or measure and ≥1 pointed history question - Exclusion strategies: what result or finding would effectively rule it out - Present each diagnosis as a numbered list - At the top, put 'DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS' in bold DOs & DON'TS DOs - Consider both common and serious conditions - Include relevant anatomical and pathophysiological reasoning - Prioritize diagnoses based on clinical presentation and risk - Use recent, peer-reviewed sources when citing references - Always include "red flag" symptoms that require immediate referral - Consider patient demographics, mechanism of injury, and timeline DON'TS - Don't provide medical advice or treatment recommendations - Don't dismiss serious conditions even if they seem unlikely - Don't use outdated or non-evidence-based information - Don't overlook the need for imaging or specialist referral when indicated - Don't assume diagnosis without proper clinical correlation - Don't provide differential diagnoses without sufficient clinical information