Hello, hello, and welcome to episode 22 of the Physician Assistant Boards.com

podcast and today we're going to talk about PID. Before we get started though, some

good news. For those of you that know I was in a car

accident about a couple of weeks ago, finally was able to pick my car back up. I

mean it was such a hassle to have to borrow cars. I was borrowing a car from my girlfriend. I was

borrowing car from my parents, friends. I mean it was a hassle. I didn't want to rent a

car because it was two weeks worth right so anyway made it work got

through it got my car back today so great day and on another note as far as the

podcast goes you know I want to thank everybody that has been listening so far.

I appreciate the great feedback. I appreciate all of the emails that I've been receiving.

And as of yesterday, we actually hit 20,000 downloads, which is actually pretty exciting. That is one-fifth of a million for those for people

like me that dream big or like to make things better than they are. But anyway, 20,000, I'm pretty

pleased. I'm excited. And I want to thank you guys for sticking with me and

giving me advice and give me suggestions as to how to improve this.

Because like I've stated earlier and I've stated many times

that I really want to make this the best podcast for physician assistant students, for

medicine in general and the only way I can do that is to get feedback from you guys so that we can continue to learn, grow, and essentially make us all better clinicians.

All right guys, so today we're going to talk about P. I.

P.I. Pelbic inflammatory disease.

And this is infection of the upper genital tract.

So this is going to include things like the uterus,

the fallopian tubes, the ovaries,

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