Tax Day comes oh so steadily! I know that many of you are furiously studying for the NPTE this month, only to discover that with taxes due on April 15, you had to pause your studies just to appease the tax man. Well, I’ve got your back… sort of. I wanted to give any …
So I think I’ve already mentioned at least a time or two that I have created this website for two purposes. I feel like I need to stay sharp on all of the important things I learned in PT school I wish there had been a good online resource when I was studying for the …
Certainly, at some point in your test preparation, you’ve probably had a though along these lines–“This is dang hard.” Believe me, you’re not alone. There are so many things to consider, it can be daunting. So my hope is to give you a little pick me up while you get ready for the exam on …
67. A patient recovering from a stroke is being evaluated by a physical therapist. The patient is able to voluntarily elevate his arm through the synergy pattern without difficulty, but is unable to move out of the synergy pattern. Spasticity is still present. Which of the following Brunnstrom Approach stages BEST describes this pattern? …
84. A physical therapist is evaluating a patient with back pain. The examiner performs the Straight Leg Raising Test and determines that the test is positive. Which of the following conditions is MOST likely present? Lumbar facet osteoarthritis Herniated nucleus pulposus Slipped capital femoral epiphysis Vascular intermittent claudication The correct answer is: This …
For the Free Sample Physical Therapy Exam Archive, click here. Need more sample questions? Check out the full 75 Sample NPTE Questions here! A patient notes pain in the area highlighted with a star (see photograph) while grasping the thumb in ulnar deviation. Which disorder is MOST likely present? Carpal Tunnel syndrome Ganglion Cyst pain …
It’s crazy to think how quickly time can pass as we near the April NPTE. I’ve gotten a question from one reader asking, “Can I prepare for the NPTE in 1 month?” The short answer is: probably not. Considering the breadth and scope of the exam, the odds of being successful with ONLY 1 month …
1. If a magnetic resonance image (MRI) correctly identifies 95% of patients as positive for anterior cruciate ligament tears, then the MRI is: Sensitive Specific Significant Stable The correct answer is: (Click for Answer)
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