Over the past 14 years I've seen a lot of people make up A LOT of points, but I don't think there's anyone who's done what this student did. Listen up. This is a good one.

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Cranial Nerve Palsies: What You Need to Know for Exams & Clinical Practice

Ever wonder why a patient tilts their head to one side or why a "blown pupil" is a red flag? In this episode, we break down CN I–V palsies in a way that actually makes sense—no fluff, just high-yield, test-ready, and clinically relevant info.

• How to spot life-threatening CN III palsy
• The trick to diagnosing CN IV palsy (hint: it’s all about head tilt)
• Why trigeminal neuralgia feels like an electric shock
• The quickest way to assess CN I–V in seconds

Perfect for PA students, medical students, and anyone preparing for the PANCE. Tune in now and sharpen your skills.