What u can and cannot do
Here's a rundown of what I can and cannot do:
What I Can Do
Research & Knowledge
- Answer questions across virtually all domains: science, history, math, law, philosophy, literature, technology, and more
- Search the web for current, real-time information
- Search PubMed for peer-reviewed medical literature
- Access a library of medical textbooks for clinical and biomedical questions
Document & File Work
- Word (.docx) - create, read, edit, format professional documents
- PowerPoint (.pptx) - create, read, edit, or extract content from slide decks
- Excel/Spreadsheets (.xlsx, .csv) - create, read, clean, and manipulate tabular data
- PDF - read, extract text, merge, split, rotate, watermark, OCR scanned PDFs
Code & Computation
- Write and execute code (Python, shell scripts, and more) in a sandboxed Linux environment
- Run calculations, data analysis, and file processing tasks
- Install packages locally when needed
Visual & Media
- Generate original images, diagrams, posters, flashcards, and visual content
- Analyze and describe images or videos you upload (OCR, visual Q&A, etc.)
- Fetch and display images from URLs
Medical
- Search authoritative medical textbooks and PubMed literature
- Answer clinical, pharmacology, anatomy, pathology, and nursing questions with citations
What I Cannot Do
- Browse the internet freely - I can search and extract from specific URLs, but I cannot log into websites, fill out forms, or browse interactively
- Send emails, messages, or notifications on your behalf
- Access your local files unless you upload them directly in our conversation
- Remember past conversations - each session starts fresh with no memory of previous chats
- Make phone calls or interact with external services like calendars, apps, or APIs outside this environment
- Access real-time data by default (stock prices, live scores, breaking news) without a web search
- Download or stream audio/video content
- Execute code that requires a display/GUI - the sandbox is headless
- Guarantee 100% accuracy - I can be wrong, especially on rapidly changing topics or niche areas. I flag uncertainty when I'm unsure
If there's a specific task you have in mind, just ask and I'll tell you whether I can handle it and how.
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GFR Presentation
Presentation · PPTX
What's inside — 13 slides, advanced clinical depth:
| # | Slide |
|---|---|
| 1 | Title slide |
| 2 | What is GFR? — definition, normal values, key facts |
| 3 | Starling Forces & SNGFR — Kf formula with all variables |
| 4 | Glomerular Filtration Barrier — 3-layer barrier + size/charge selectivity table |
| 5 | Measured GFR (mGFR) — ideal marker criteria + exogenous/endogenous marker comparison |
| 6 | Estimated GFR (eGFR) — creatinine vs cystatin C + all equations (CG, MDRD, CKD-EPI) |
| 7 | CKD Staging — full KDIGO G1–G5 color-coded table with clinical actions |
| 8 | Regulation of GFR — 6 mechanisms (myogenic, TGF, RAAS, SNS, prostaglandins, ANP) |
| 9 | GFR across the lifespan — aging, pregnancy, low birth weight, hyperfiltration states |
| 10 | Clinical Implications — drug dosing, CKD diagnosis, complication thresholds |
| 11 | GFR + Albuminuria Risk Heat Map — KDIGO combined prognosis grid |
| 12 | Key Formulas Quick Reference — exam-ready cheat sheet |
| 13 | Take-Home Messages — 7 high-yield bullets |
Sources used: Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology 7e, Brenner & Rector's The Kidney, NKF Primer on Kidney Diseases 8e, Tietz Textbook of Laboratory Medicine 7e.
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