S2 E064 Nystagmus and Retinal issues for the PANCE

Physician Assistant Exam Review

Brian Wallace PA-C

Pance, Assistant, Physician, Review, Panre, Science & Medicine, Medicine

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🗓️ 25 February 2020

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Neuro-Ophthalmologic Disorders << Click here to get 23 ENT questions straight from my book, The Final Step >> Nystagmus An involuntary rhythmic eye movement Patient is usually unaware that it’s happening, but may have blurred vision Causes Congenital neurological problem Trauma Stroke Multiple Sclerosis Inner ear inflammation Alcohol Sudden head movements Looking out a train […]

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 64 of the position assistant exam review
0:04.4	podcast this week we're going to be continuing with the eyeball. My name is Brian Wallace. I'm the host and creator here at Position assistant exam review. You can find all the show notes, everything you need over
0:25.3	on the website www position assistant exam review.com.
0:29.5	Fortunately over there you can also sign up for the email list. I've been getting some amazing
0:33.6	feedback this week about the the email list and how much value people are
0:38.0	getting from it so definitely go check that out. The other thing I'm getting
0:41.6	a ton of feedback on particularly this week and this month is the newsletter the newsletter has been the
0:49.0	Cornerstone of what I do here for the past two years. I'm actually on issue 24 of the monthly
0:56.2	newsletter that I write and put out and that is a mail print mailed out a newsletter
1:02.2	which is a great format I think because everything's so
1:05.0	digitized these days I think it's a really good way to get your hands on it
1:08.7	feel it really dive into it really feel the pages and spend some time going through that material in a way that you just don't get in a PDF kind of format.
1:18.0	So anyway, that's only available in a print format and it goes out, it gets sent over to the printer on the first of
1:26.4	every month and then it gets printed up and shipped right out to you.
1:29.7	And like I said, the feedback recently has really just been through the roof. I've been covering last
1:33.8	month for the February issue I did a deeper dive into test taking and some things you could do there
1:40.3	and how to really up your game dramatically and not do any more studying just how to approach the exams and I've gotten some unbelievable feedback there.
1:48.5	People who have scored higher than they've ever scored, people who had never thought of the ideas that I presented there and just
1:54.6	have been smashing it since, and we'll be able to carry that information with them
1:58.2	forward through their entire test-taking careers, which is the best part of that stuff if you learn test taking if you learn study skills if you learn
2:07.0	all of those things
2:09.2	you get to keep those right it's not like learning the Krebs cycle is the one I always joke about that I have to relearn every every couple of years because there's just no I have no recollection of it
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