Hello and

Welcome to episode 121 of the Physician Assistant exam review podcast.

I realized I screwed up last week and it should have been dural muscular disorders and I called movement disorders

this week we're actually going to be covering movement

disorders and in a way that they will hopefully stick right in your brain. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the founder and creator here at Physician Exam Review and I'm so glad

that you're here with me today because I've dedicated myself to moving students from

struggle and stress to success and confidence. That's really the direction I've been heading more and more lately

and as I've been talking more with students and more with PA programs,

I'm finding that's the direction that moves the needle the most, is moving students along that spectrum from struggle from hanging on to

passing, doing well, and then excelling. And I do that by exploring medical

content of course, as well as discussing advanced learning techniques,

optimized test-taking practices, and peak performance, especially as it relates to high stakes exams

so that you can get the grades you deserve and enjoy your life.

That's the point, right?

And that's really been my goal over the last decade,

but it's becoming more and more honed in as we go and I'm really excited about this

week's episode because of some things I did in the background to enhance the learning from what I'm doing

and I'll talk about that a little bit as we go. In fact, actually let me just jump right into that now.

I've been working on some things that will really move the needle for you and give you ways to incorporate some very well studied, well

proven techniques into your work so that you can retain more and do better on your

exams. I'm going to post as I always do the notes from

this particular section on the website. You can find that at

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