Bye, blah, bah, hello and welcome to the physician assistant exam review podcast.

This is episode 133.

We're moving into psych and behavior.

Today, this evening, we have a lovely topic for you, including abuse, violence, and trauma disorders. All right. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at position assistant exam review.

And what I've been doing here for the past 15 years is trying to help students to not just understand the material better, but understand themselves better.

Understand how they study, understand how they take tests, understand how they can present themselves in the best

possible light for either lectures, test taking, clinical rotations, the pants, job interviews,

all of the above. It all kind of ties together. So that's a lot of what we cover here.

If you're interested in more, there's, of course,

the Instagram channel. I don't know what you call it. Instagram. The my Instagram. I'm old.

I'm sorry. You can find me on Instagram. It's not that hard if you search. And of course,

the email is to be over to the website. And you can find how to sign up for that and where I give tips and tricks almost daily as far as all of this stuff goes.

The other thing where we really dial it in and move to help people accelerate their learning

and improve their testing scores, whether that's under rotation exams, whether that's medicine

courses, especially for the pants or those people who have struggled to pass the pants

is with the 33 days to pass the pants program at www.com. I'm sorry, www. position assistant

examineru.com backslash 33. Don't worry. I'll get it together. Things will get better from here.

Okay. So this week we're going to be covering, we're going to be getting with psych and moving

through abuse, violence, and trauma disorders. So let to be covering, we're going to be getting with psych and moving through abuse violence and trauma disorders.

So let's start with, let's just kind of get things moving here and start with our priming questions.

Now that I know that I say this every episode, but if you're new, the priming questions are designed for you to start thinking.

So don't just ignore

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