Okay, welcome. My name is Devine. This is episode 442 of the Devine

intervention podcasts. In today's podcast, I'm going to be continuing a rapid

review series for the USMLE Step 2 and Step 3 exams.

This is going to be Series 92.

Let's get right to it.

What if they give you a question about a 22 year old female.

They tell you that in the question that she is afraid to go and see her friends

because she is afraid of their dogs and they tell you during the therapeutic encounter with the physician

She says that dogs really freak her out dogs really scare her and that she hasn't gone to see any of her

friends over the last two years because many of her friends have pets and then

in the question they tell you that all the division asked her that,

doesn't she have any friends that have no animals?

But she says that she can't take those chances, she can't take those chances she can't take those risks and then

they tell you in the question that when the physician talks about dogs

that the person has facial pallor, the person seems tense on physical exam.

If you see something like this, what should you be thinking about?

First things, first I'll tell you this.

The NBM is they will, and you know know they can see this has been going on for a month or whatever

the NBM is as answer choices to put like a panic attack as an answer

you can put like panic disorder as an answer, you can put panic disorder as an answer, they can put PTSD, they can pull

generalise anxiety disorder, or all the right answer being this circumstance.

I would really hope you're saying divine

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