Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 43 of the physician assistant exam review

podcast this week we're going to continue with dermatology talking about

bacterial skin infections. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at Physician

Exis-Ex-Existin-Exam.

My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at physician assistant exam review.

Over on the website, www.

Physician exam review.com, you can find all of the notes and all the information right over there on the website.

So if you'd like to follow along a lot of people do, if you'd like to just go over there on the website. So if you'd like to follow along a lot of people

do if you'd like to just go over there as you listen it's a nice way to visualize the

things that we're talking about at the same time as you're hearing them and all

that's available under the blueprints, I think it's

a blueprint in the upper right-hand corner of the website you can click on that and

everything should be pretty well organized down below that for you. This week we're

going to be talking about dermatology. We're going to continue our discussion with

Durham. Specifically, we've been talking about different types of infections last week. Last time we talked about

fungal infections. And this week we're going to be talking about bacterial skin infections.

It's going to be a relatively short show because I want to keep that in mind. I want to keep just that one section together. Next we're going to cover

examples and some viral reasons for skin disorders, but I didn't want to mix the

two together. I wanted to keep everything sort of neat and clean, so this shows just going to be a little bit on the short end in favor of simplicity when you're listening and keeping things into just one topic.

And that being said, let's jump right in today with our priming questions.

Which is a deeper infection? Erosippolis or cellulitis?

Which is a deeper infection, Erosippolis, or cellulitis.

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