Hello and welcome to the Physician Assistant Exam Review Podcast.

Even if you think you're alone, know that right now, in your earbuds, alongside

you in your car, there are hundreds of other PAs reviewing right along with you.

You are all busy, you've got kids, a job, and so many other responsibilities, and now you've got

to get ready for this exam as well.

This show is where we get together each

and every week in order to help build your confidence and squeeze as much review material

into your busy life as possible.

Hello and welcome, my name is Brian Wallace Wallace I'm your host here at

Position Assistant Exam Review Podcast welcome aboard those of the

you who are new to the show and thank you for listening those of you who

continue to listen each and every time we post one of these up. So thanks

again. Hopefully you're getting ready for your exam, things are going well, you've got your

study plan in place and you're moving forward with great anticipation of the day that you finally take this exam and move beyond this world of nerves and isolation to a place where you can actually get back to your regular life.

Anyhow, this week we're going to be picking up with psychiatry. where you can actually get back to your regular life.

And yeah, this week we're going to be picking up with psychiatry,

or continuing with psychiatry.

Hopefully we're going to the end soon.

This week we're going to be covering personality disorders.

So without further ado, let's go ahead and jump right in. personality disorders are inflexible patterns of behavior which cause significant

difficulty with social interactions. Inflexible is sort of one of the key

terms there. These are also egosynonic and what that means is that the person

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