Good morning and welcome to this special holiday edition of the Visition Assistant Exam Review podcast.

I'm up early here on New Year's Eve, getting this recorded before my kids are up.

And today we're going to start by jumping into dermatology.

Music All right. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at Physician Assistant

and Exam Review. And today we're going to be starting Durham. Like I said, we finished up to you.

I've got all the notes over on the website, www. www.physician assistant examiner view.com. Then if you head under blueprint, you can find all the notes,

all the information there. I've been actually stockpiling this section, and I'm going to turn it

into a really nice review book with questions and some guided tactics and things I've been

building on the back end as I go through it,

through the, through the material this time.

So something I'm really looking forward to is taking me a lot of time just with the GU section.

But I'm jumping into Durham and hopefully there'll be a maybe a volume one edition with

the first few topics, something like that coming out in early 2026.

We'll see how things go.

But I want to remind you up front that this podcast is different from everything else out there. This is not about just the medical facts. It's about how to think and study and perform on high stakes exams. That's the real differentiator here. We are going to take medical content and we're going to go through it as the backdrop for what we're doing.

But what we really want to do is make sure that it's sticking in your head, that you can recognize it on exams,

that you can organize it to study and avoid common traps on tests. That's our goal here. So we use the

dermatology as the backdrop for that, but we're

doing it with a different focus. We don't just present the information. Remember, our motto is to

think different, work, different, score different. I just had a couple of people this week,

email me with scores they weren't hoping for on their pants.

Always devastating.

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