
Welcome to NPTE Q&A presented by Scorebuilders. This podcast is for physical therapist and physical therapist assistant students studying to pass the National Physical Therapy Examinations. It offers you the opportunity to take a deep dive into a variety of exam questions, gaining insight from seasoned Scorebuilders’ instructors as they help you understand and examine the why behind the correct an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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A patient presents with hypersensitivity in the distal forearm following a recent peripheral nerve injury. The physical therapist initiates a desensitization program involving gradual exposure to various tactile stimuli. What is the primary mechanism... more
A physical therapist is evaluating a 38-year-old patient who reports an electric shock-like sensation radiating down the spine and into both arms when flexing the neck. The therapist suspects a positive Lhermitte's sign. Which of the following condit... more
A physical therapist performs Tinel's sign by gently tapping over the posterior tibial nerve at the medial malleolus, looking for reproduction of paresthesia. In a patient with tarsal tunnel syndrome, the expected tingling symptoms would MOST likely ... more
A physical therapist is beginning desensitization treatment for a patient with significant tactile hypersensitivity in the palm following carpal tunnel surgery. The patient describes light touch as irritating and has started avoiding hand use. Which ... more
A physical therapist is preparing to perform all upper limb tension tests (ULTTs) on a patient with upper extremity paresthesia. The patient's medical history includes osteoarthritis of the elbow and their passive range of motion is 0 to 95 degrees. ... more
A physical therapist examines a 74-year-old female patient who reports aching and stiffness affecting the upper arms, lower back, and thighs. Laboratory testing reveals an elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate. Which medical condition is MOST consi... more
A physical therapist treats a patient with a full-thickness wound that is intentionally left open to heal. This approach was necessary due to significant tissue loss and jagged wound edges that could not be approximated? What type of healing is best ... more
A physical therapist positions a patient in supine in preparation for goniometric measurements. When measuring lateral rotation of the shoulder, where should the stationary arm of the goniometer be aligned?
1. On the lateral midline of the humerus u... more
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Focused on preparing physical therapist and physical therapist assistant students for the National Physical Therapy Examinations, this series engages listeners through comprehensive discussions of exam questions. Each episode features insights from experienced instructors, emphasizing the importance of understanding the reasoning behind answers rather than rote memorization. Topics range from pharmacology of common medications used in physical therapy to diagnostic criteria for various conditions, making it a valuable resource for students looking to enhance their exam readiness. Unique in its structured approach, the series helps simplify complex concepts and tackle common misconceptions prevalent in physical therapy education.
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