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A therapist is treating a patient with a wound on the ischial tuberosity. The patient is incontinent, and contaminated the wound bed following an accidental leak. Otherwise, the wound has been healing well. What level of pressure should the PT use when irrigating the wound? - ANSWER Between 4 to 15 psi. Pressure close to 4 prevent damage and protect the granulation tissue. A 4-year-old child has been referred to physical therapy for weakness and "failure to thrive." The child's f...

NPTEFF Practice Exam 1 Questions and Answers All Correct A therapist is treating a patient with a wound on the ischial tuberosity. The patient is incontinent, and contaminated the wound bed following an accidental leak. Otherwise, the wound has been healing well. What level of pressure should the PT use when irrigating the wound? - Answer-Between 4 to 15 psi. Pressure close to 4 prevent damage and protect the granulation tissue. A 4-year-old child has been referred to physical therapy f...

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NPTEFF Practice 1 Exam Questions All Answered Correctly A therapist is treating a patient with a wound on the ischial tuberosity. The patient is incontinent, and contaminated the wound bed following an accidental leak. Otherwise, the wound has been healing well. What level of pressure should the PT use when irrigating the wound? - Answer -Between 4 to 15 psi. Pressure close to 4 prevent damage and protect the granulation tissue. A 4-year-old child has been referred to physical therap...

NPTEFF Readings and lectures Exam Questions All Answered 100% Muscles innervation by musculotendinous n - Answer -Biceps brachii, brachialis, coracobrahcilais Pt is having difficulty flexing their elbow with he forearm supinated and may have shoulder instability - which cord of the brachial plexus may be affected - Answer -Lateral Muscles innervated by axillary n - Answer -Teres minor and deltoid Which nerve can be injured in shoulder dislocation or surgical neck fx - Answer -Axillar...

NPTEFF Exam Questions All Answered 3 main factors used in differential diagnosis of ulcers - Answer -location, appearance and symptoms A 35 year old patient reports a two month history of upper back pain and morning stiffness. He reports that he often wakes up in the middle of the night secondary to the pain and notes that the symptoms are relieved after moving around. The Physical Therapists notes limited chest expansion. Which of the following diagnosis should the Physical Therapist susp...

NPTEFF Flashcards Questions with Correct Answers How to mobilize for adhesive capsulitis - Answer-posterior and inferior glide Motions involved with pronation of the foot - Answer-EDAB eversion, DF, Abd motions involved with supination of the foot - Answer-IPAD inversion, PF, Add radius moves on ulna or ulna moves on radius? - Answer-radius moves on ulna convex on convave: proximal concave on convex: distal R hip pathology will yield a lean over the ______ foot during ga...

NPTEFF Anatomy 2024 Exam Questions All Answered Correctly Pectoralis major action - Answer --flexion, medial rotation, and horizontal add of shoulder -scapular protraction and depression Pectoralis major nerve - Answer -lateral pectoral pectoralis minor action - Answer --downward rotation of scapula -scapular protraction and depression pectoralis minor nerve - Answer -medial pectoral serratus anterior action - Answer -upward rotation of scapula, scapular protraction and depressi...

NPTEFF - Intro and MS Exam Questions All Answered 100% A PT examines a patient complaining of tingling into the 4th and 5th digits with muscle wasting over the hypothenar eminence. The PT suspects ulnar neuropathy and decides to examine the integrity of the nerve. What special test? - Answer -Froment Have the patient grasp a piece of paper between their first and second fingers while the examiner pulls the paper and monitors for first finger Ulnar N A patient has a diagnosis of ...

NPTEFF Practice Exam 1 Questions and Answers All C A therapist is treating a patient with a wound on the ischial tuberosity. The patient is incontinent, and contaminated the wound bed following an accidental leak. Otherwise, the wound has been healing well. What level of pressure should the PT use when irrigating the wound? - Answer-Between 4 to 15 psi. Pressure close to 4 prevent damage and protect the granulation tissue. A 4-year-old child has been referred to physical therapy for weaknes...