NPTE Studycast | Physical Therapy

Pediatric Milestones with Sarah Falbo from GRADitude

Pediatric Milestones with Sarah Falbo from GRADitude

Sarah Falbo of GRADitude podcast sharing insight on BURNS for the NPTE

Sarah Falbo of GRADitude podcast sharing insight on BURNS for the NPTE

The final round of the clash of the craniums anatomy trivia night!

The final round of the clash of the craniums anatomy trivia night!

Round 3 of 4 of the Clash of the Craniums Anatomy Trivia

Round 3 of 4 of the Clash of the Craniums Anatomy Trivia

The second of four rounds of anatomy trivia as part of our Clash of the Craniums Broadcast.

The second of four rounds of anatomy trivia as part of our Clash of the Craniums Broadcast.

Thanks to Matt Condo, professor from Methodist University for helping us put on this inaugural trivia night of CLASH OF THE CRANIUMS!

Thanks to Matt Condo, professor from Methodist University for helping us put on this inaugural trivia night of CLASH OF THE CRANIUMS!

What Makes A Great PT School Applicant? Skye Donovan, Lori Bordenave and Chris Petrosino are physical therapists and have extensive experience in the PT admissions process as program chairs of three different PT programs across the country - Marymount University, A.T. Still University and Sacred Heart University.  The panel agrees a great PT applicant is someone who is strong academically, ha...

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Will Humphreys is a physical therapist, entrepreneur, author, and speaker. Will coaches business owners and physical therapists across the country to his knowledge and belief of profitability. If you thought that was all, Will created a medical billing and consulting company called In the Black this past April. Will tells us about the events he endured to ultimately choose his path in physical the...

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Joe Reinke of www. FITBUx.com talks loans, making/saving money and having a plan that works for you.

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Sample QnA episode with Will Crane from PTFinalExam.com Get your NPTE Strategy Cheat Sheet here: https://ptfinalexam.com/studycast/ Plus 10% off for NPTE Studycast Listeners Download free study guides from Aureus Medical Staffing: https://www.aureusmedical.com/nptestudycast.aspx

Congenital Muscular Torticollis (CMT) is a postural abnormality affecting 4-16% of infants.  Shortening of the sternocleidomastoid muscle (SCM) on one side of the neck causes the infant to tilt their head toward and rotate their head away from the tight side. Download free study guides from Aureus Medical Staffing here: https://www.aureusmedical.com/nptestudycast.aspx

Osgood Schlatter's Disease is an overuse type injury of the knee that is most common in adolescents and is usually characterized by a gradual onset of anterior knee pain.  This disease is caused by repetitive strain on the tibial tuberosity via the patellar tendon.  It is most common in adolescent athletes with higher demand on the quadriceps with sports that involve running and jumping. Download...

Looking at Osteomyelitis Osteomyelitis which is a serious infection of the bone that is most commonly caused by a bacterial infection in the blood stream or exposure of the bone to contaminants (open fracture, surgical procedures).   In 25% of cases, this condition is predisposed by trauma. In children, this condition is most common in long bones due to the increased blood supply to the metaphysis...

NPTE Upper Extremity Special Tests with a look at Sensitivity, Specificity and Likelihood Ratios. Download free study guides from Aureus Medical Staffing here: https://www.aureusmedical.com/nptestudycast.aspx