NPTE-PTA BUNDLED exams2023 with 100% correct answers

PTA Exam NPTE (neuro parts of brain, and function, nerves)

Hip illiofemoral ligament - correct answerExtends from anterior inferior iliac spine to intertrochanteric line of femur. LIMITS excessive hip extension Y fan shape Hip Pubofemoral ligament - correct answerExtends from Pubic portion of the rim of acetabulum to the neck of the femur. LIMITS excessi...

Which phase of burn healing is characterized by scar tissue formation by fibroblasts ad wound contraction? - correct answerProliferative phase A patient sustained an "unhappy triad" knee injury playing football. What anatomical structure are involved in an injury affecting the "unhappy traid"...

If a pt asks a PTA to see their medical records, what should the PTA do? - correct answerShow the pt the records Does a PTA need permission from the PT first to show a patient their own medical records? - correct answerNo You are filling in for a colleague and unable to access Previous notes. ...

A PTA performs a capillary refill test on a patient. At what point after the direct pressure is released is blanching most indicative of a normal response? - correct answerResolving in less than 2 seconds A patient will have difficulty performing forced expiration if there is severe weakness of w...

Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex (ATNR): Normal - correct answerStimulus: Head position, turned to one side Response: Arm and leg on face side are extended, arm and leg on scalp side are flexed, spine curved with convexity toward face side Normal age of response: Birth to 6 months Asymmetrical To...

3 Energy systems - correct answerATP-PC/Phosphagen system: up to 15 seconds, anaerobic Anaerobic Glycolysis: 30-40 sec, anaerobic Aerobic System: low intensity, long duration Shoulder flexion - correct answeranterior deltoid, coracobrachialis, biceps brachii, pec major (upper fibers) Sho...

1. compensatory strategy - correct answerTeaching a patient with balance instability to ambulate with a rolling walker is an example of which type of strategy? 1. compensatory strategies 2. disability stategy 3. Motor learning strategy 4. remedial strategy 4. MCL, ACL, and the medial meniscus...

CRANIAL NERVE I? TEST? - correct answerOlfactory Have them block one nostril, smell, switch cranial nerve II? Test? - correct answerOptic nerve: reads from diagram from afar Cranial nerve III? Test? - correct answerOculomotor: upward, downward, inward gaze (reaction to light) Cranial Nerve...

Respiratory Acidosis - correct answerAvelolar Hypoventilation Respiratory Alkalosis - correct answerAlveolar Hyperventilation Metabolic Alkalosis - correct answerVomiting >3 days too much O2 not enough CO2 ____________________________ causes: continuous vommiting pH: >7.45

A physical therapist is using the palmar surface of his hands to compress the patient's soft tissue by performing small circular and long stroking movements with deep pressure. Which massage technique is the physical therapist doing? A. Friction B. Tapping C. Vibration D. Kneading - correct a...

Which of the following monofilament grades indicates that only protective sensation is intact? 1. 3.61 2. 4.37 3. 5.07 4. 6.65 - correct answer3. 5.07 The 5.07 monofilament supplies the least amount of force that can be sensed by patients with only protective sensation intact. Ability ...

Oct 24, 2019 A physical therapist instructs a patient to change his wound dressing daily between weekly visits to the wound center. At the next visit, the patient reports that he instead changed the dressing only when it was soaked through in an effort to conserve supplies. As a result, the surroun...

A physical therapist instructs a patient to sit up slowly and wait until any dizziness passes prior to standing. A side effect of which of the following medications is the MOST likely reason for this precaution? 1. Lisinopril (Prinivil) 2. Rosuvastatin (Crestor) 3. Enoxaparin (Lovenox) 4. Gabape...