Op-Med is a collection of original articles contributed by Doximity members. I always feared the question mark. Question marks need answers, and I long feared giving an incorrect one. In the classroom, an incorrect answer could mean a failing grade. In the clinic, an incorrect diagnosis could lead to a failed treatment. Outcomes could be even worse in surgery. Failure was a frightening endpoint. Question marks also represent an unknown, and I was never comfortable with the unknown.
