Welcome to season 2 episode 47 of the physician assistant exam review

podcast this week we're going to be covering a dermatological condition that

often screws people up on exams and when they're studying it we're going to be

covering your theme of multiform, Stephen Johnson

syndrome, and toxic epidermal necrolysis. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at Position Assistant exam review and you can find all of the notes and old shows over on the website

W.W. position assistant exam review.com you can head over there for like I

I said for all of the old notes and all the old blueprint information it's right there easy

for you to find.

So in this episode we're going to be covering Stevens Johnson and Toxic Capiddermal

Necrolysis and Eure Thema Multiform. These always bothered me. I sort of epidermal necrolysis and near a theme of form.

These always bothered me.

I sort of run for the hills every time I see them.

In fact, when I pulled them up to go over the notes for today,

I sort of wanted to dodge a little bit

before I dove into them.

And they're not as nearly, like everything else we cover here,

they're not nearly as hard as what we make them out to be,

what we try and what we think is going to be the hard part.

So we're gonna cover them today. We're going to briefly just go through these

three and isolate them so that they can stand it in your head and make sure that you're going to nail

them on an exam. So one interesting thing going on with the show I got some new recording equipment so hopefully the sound of this show is quite a bit different than it has been in the past

The system I got is really smooth really slick and it runs really nicely. So hopefully it sounds good on your end.

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