Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 30 of the physician assistant exam review

podcast this episode we're going to start endocrinology and begin with the

thyroid. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at

physician assistant exam review. You can always get all the notes over

at physician assistant exam review.com, all that stuff over on the website.

It's totally searchable. There's a

up in the right-hand corner is a nice little search bar thingy,

magig that I had put it not too long ago, which has really works great. There's also

the blueprint tab in the upper right-hand

corner, which will bring you to a nice list, and I'm trying to keep it a little bit more organized

these days as I go through season two, a nice list of the blueprint content. One of the sections that I realized was pretty bad and I was endocrine. I went back through and it looked like it was the very first thing I ever did was endocrine. In fact the first couple things I covered Cushing's, for example, in Addisons,

I think I didn't even do a podcast for, and I sort of just put some notes together and put it out there.

And then I went back and did some podcasts covering it, but I listened to them and they were awful.

So hopefully these are a little bit better today than they were when I very first started out over 100 episodes ago.

But all that stuff's out there.

I'm slowly taking down the old stuff as I

cover it. I don't think you can get any more of season one from cardiology anymore or

OB because we've covered all that in season two. So all of those, I'm trying to make myself look better

by removing the things, the episodes that were so bad so long ago.

Hopefully, like I said, hopefully these are improved a little bit.

So this week we're going to start with Andocrine. That's one

section that I've been getting some questions about again because the old section

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