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NPTE Clinical Files | Physical Therapy

NPTE Clinical Files | Physical Therapy

De: Kyle Rice
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NPTE Clinical Files is a podcast from the creator of Dominating the NPTE, hosted by Kyle Rice. NPTE Clinical Files explains a true clinical scenario in the form of a mock NPTE-based question. Each question is followed by a set of answer choices, where Dr. Kyle Rice explains the right answer with a detailed rationale. Each season covers all of the major systems and topics found in physical therapy and likely to be found on an NPTE. NPTE Clinical Files gives the Physical Therapist a weekly opportunity to solve clinical puzzles while learning the latest research related to the topic.0 Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Medical Imaging Interpretation
    Aug 13 2025

    Before an evaluation, Arial is reviewing the patient's MRI report that describes sequestration at the L4 – L5 level. The intake form reveals sensory changes along the lateral calf, and dorsum of the foot. Which clinical finding is the most consistent with the medical record?

    A) Impaired heel walking

    B) Gastrocnemius and soleus atrophy

    C) Extensor hallicus longus weakness

    D) Saddle paraesthesia

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    11 m
  • Hand & Wrist Pathologies
    Aug 6 2025

    Samantha is an office worker who presents with pain and numbness in the right hand, particularly at night. On examination, there is decreased sensation along the palmar aspect of the thumb, index, and middle fingers. Which the of the following is the LEAST likely impaired:

    A) Abductor pollicus brevis

    B) Flexor pollicus longus

    C) Opponens pollicus

    D) 2nd Lumbrical

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    10 m
  • Post-Surgical Incision Care
    Jul 30 2025

    Denise is six days post-abdominal surgery with a midline incision. The incision is well-approximated with slight redness but no drainage or dehiscence. She is concerned about safely participating in physical therapy. Which recommendation is MOST appropriate for this patient?

    A) Avoid core exercises until 6 weeks post-op

    B) Continue light activities and monitor for redness, swelling, or drainage

    C) Apply heat to the incision before exercise to promote healing

    D) Use high-compression abdominal binders during therapy

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    10 m
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