Completed NPTE Peat + Podcast Review: Questions
With Fully Explained Solutions
Temperature is controlled by Right Ans - lateral spinothalamic
Adrenal Insufficiency Right Ans - Causes Hyponatremia
Back Pain with Burning when Peeing Right Ans - Indicates Prostatitis
unaffected by range of motion
Brachial Artery Right Ans - Preferred over femoral artery in Pediatrics
Hip Abduction in the frontal plane Right Ans - Utilizes the anterior-
posterior axis
Lumbar Traction Right Ans - Applied at 25% of Body Weight due to
Friction
Old Patient with Moderate OA Right Ans - Benefit from a Walking Program
intervention
Irradiation Right Ans - Targets muscle groups on exact opposite sides
Barbiturates Right Ans - Prescribed for seizures
Anticholinergic Right Ans - Used to treat GI Disorders
Cholinergic Right Ans - Decreases smooth muscle tone
Beta Adrenergic Right Ans - Administered to treat bronchoconstriction
MRSA Right Ans - Requires contact precautions
Mumps Right Ans - Necessitates Droplet precautions
Impetigo Right Ans - Requires contact precautions
Measles Right Ans - Calls for airborne precautions
,ACL Insufficiency Right Ans - Managed with a derotation brace
Dentures Right Ans - Should maintain traction parameters
Right Thoracic Curve Right Ans - Associated with right elevation of
shoulder
Max Tissue Heating Right Ans - Achieved with 3 MHZ and 2.0 W/cm2
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Right Ans - Intervention focuses on range of
motion and flexibility
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Right Ans - Characterized by hypermobility and
weak muscles
Mucolytic Agent Right Ans - Used in Pneumonia treatment
Calcium Channel Blockers Right Ans - Administered for heart problems
Wound Vacuum Right Ans - Utilized for negative pressure wound therapy
Normal pulse pressure Right Ans - 30 to 50 mmHg
Lasix Right Ans - Can cause hypertension
Emphysema Right Ans - Decreases lung tissue density and auscultation
sound
Pneumonia Right Ans - Causes an increase in auscultation sound
Modified Ashworth Right Ans - Measures spasticity, hyperreflexia, and
hypertonicity
Hickman Catheter Right Ans - Goes to the right atrium of the heart for
medication and measuring venous pressure
Swan Ganz catheter Right Ans - Used for measuring pulmonary artery
pressure
,Scoliosis Right Ans - Can cause a restrictive lung disease
Supine position in pregnancy Right Ans - Avoid for more than 5 minutes
after the 1st trimester due to vena cava compression
Post Partum rehabilitation Right Ans - Start with pubic symphysis use
walker, then work on lumbar stabilization in subacute phase, and finally
abdominal training in acute phase
Barthes Index Right Ans - Used for Activities of Daily Living (ADL)
Positive Romberg Right Ans - Somatosensory/Proprioception Test
Diaphragmatic breathing and pursed lip breathing Right Ans - Improves
SpO2, especially beneficial for COPD
Pain unrelieved by rest Right Ans - May indicate a systemic diagnosis
Redness of transtibial amputation with prosthetic Right Ans - Indicates the
addition of plysocks
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Right Ans - Involves the Ulnar Nerve
Radial Tunnel Syndrome Right Ans - Radiates to the dorsum of the forearm
Active insufficiency Right Ans - Results in muscle being too short
Passive insufficiency Right Ans - Results in muscle being too long
Baclofen Right Ans - Used for relief of skeletal muscle spasm
Moro reflex Right Ans - Involves the baby's head in extension, causing the
baby to cry and fold arms
Rooting Reflex Right Ans - Occurs when the baby turns to the side of a
touch inside the cheek
Startle reflex Right Ans - Causes the baby to cross arms and close hands
, Righting reflex Right Ans - Enables the individual to sit upright
Hyper Right Ans - Increasing of a process potentially putting patient at risk
for osteoporosis
Atrial fibrillation Right Ans - Considered benign if heart rate is <100 beats
per minute and can proceed with physical therapy
Senile OP Right Ans - Osteoporosis in individuals over 70 years old
Menopause OP Right Ans - Osteoporosis occurring in women aged 50-60
years old
Respiratory Acidosis Right Ans - A condition that can be caused by Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Rule of Convexity for scoliosis Right Ans - Describes the naming convention
based on the side of convexity which has the rib hump and rotated vertebrae
Acute stroke Right Ans - Should avoid using bilateral movements and
mostly use Active Assistive Range of Motion (AAROM)
UE Synergy Right Ans - Refers to the coordinated movement pattern
involving elbow flexion, forearm pronation, and shoulder flexion
Class III CHF Right Ans - Indicates that a patient experiences fatigue with
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Pain and Hot and Cold sensation Right Ans - Travel through the lateral
spinothalamic tract
Crude Touch Right Ans - Sensory input that goes through the anterior
spinothalamic tract
Stereognosis and Fine Touch Right Ans - Sensory information processed
through the Dorsal Column-Medial Lemniscus (DCML) pathway
With Fully Explained Solutions
Temperature is controlled by Right Ans - lateral spinothalamic
Adrenal Insufficiency Right Ans - Causes Hyponatremia
Back Pain with Burning when Peeing Right Ans - Indicates Prostatitis
unaffected by range of motion
Brachial Artery Right Ans - Preferred over femoral artery in Pediatrics
Hip Abduction in the frontal plane Right Ans - Utilizes the anterior-
posterior axis
Lumbar Traction Right Ans - Applied at 25% of Body Weight due to
Friction
Old Patient with Moderate OA Right Ans - Benefit from a Walking Program
intervention
Irradiation Right Ans - Targets muscle groups on exact opposite sides
Barbiturates Right Ans - Prescribed for seizures
Anticholinergic Right Ans - Used to treat GI Disorders
Cholinergic Right Ans - Decreases smooth muscle tone
Beta Adrenergic Right Ans - Administered to treat bronchoconstriction
MRSA Right Ans - Requires contact precautions
Mumps Right Ans - Necessitates Droplet precautions
Impetigo Right Ans - Requires contact precautions
Measles Right Ans - Calls for airborne precautions
,ACL Insufficiency Right Ans - Managed with a derotation brace
Dentures Right Ans - Should maintain traction parameters
Right Thoracic Curve Right Ans - Associated with right elevation of
shoulder
Max Tissue Heating Right Ans - Achieved with 3 MHZ and 2.0 W/cm2
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Right Ans - Intervention focuses on range of
motion and flexibility
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Right Ans - Characterized by hypermobility and
weak muscles
Mucolytic Agent Right Ans - Used in Pneumonia treatment
Calcium Channel Blockers Right Ans - Administered for heart problems
Wound Vacuum Right Ans - Utilized for negative pressure wound therapy
Normal pulse pressure Right Ans - 30 to 50 mmHg
Lasix Right Ans - Can cause hypertension
Emphysema Right Ans - Decreases lung tissue density and auscultation
sound
Pneumonia Right Ans - Causes an increase in auscultation sound
Modified Ashworth Right Ans - Measures spasticity, hyperreflexia, and
hypertonicity
Hickman Catheter Right Ans - Goes to the right atrium of the heart for
medication and measuring venous pressure
Swan Ganz catheter Right Ans - Used for measuring pulmonary artery
pressure
,Scoliosis Right Ans - Can cause a restrictive lung disease
Supine position in pregnancy Right Ans - Avoid for more than 5 minutes
after the 1st trimester due to vena cava compression
Post Partum rehabilitation Right Ans - Start with pubic symphysis use
walker, then work on lumbar stabilization in subacute phase, and finally
abdominal training in acute phase
Barthes Index Right Ans - Used for Activities of Daily Living (ADL)
Positive Romberg Right Ans - Somatosensory/Proprioception Test
Diaphragmatic breathing and pursed lip breathing Right Ans - Improves
SpO2, especially beneficial for COPD
Pain unrelieved by rest Right Ans - May indicate a systemic diagnosis
Redness of transtibial amputation with prosthetic Right Ans - Indicates the
addition of plysocks
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Right Ans - Involves the Ulnar Nerve
Radial Tunnel Syndrome Right Ans - Radiates to the dorsum of the forearm
Active insufficiency Right Ans - Results in muscle being too short
Passive insufficiency Right Ans - Results in muscle being too long
Baclofen Right Ans - Used for relief of skeletal muscle spasm
Moro reflex Right Ans - Involves the baby's head in extension, causing the
baby to cry and fold arms
Rooting Reflex Right Ans - Occurs when the baby turns to the side of a
touch inside the cheek
Startle reflex Right Ans - Causes the baby to cross arms and close hands
, Righting reflex Right Ans - Enables the individual to sit upright
Hyper Right Ans - Increasing of a process potentially putting patient at risk
for osteoporosis
Atrial fibrillation Right Ans - Considered benign if heart rate is <100 beats
per minute and can proceed with physical therapy
Senile OP Right Ans - Osteoporosis in individuals over 70 years old
Menopause OP Right Ans - Osteoporosis occurring in women aged 50-60
years old
Respiratory Acidosis Right Ans - A condition that can be caused by Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Rule of Convexity for scoliosis Right Ans - Describes the naming convention
based on the side of convexity which has the rib hump and rotated vertebrae
Acute stroke Right Ans - Should avoid using bilateral movements and
mostly use Active Assistive Range of Motion (AAROM)
UE Synergy Right Ans - Refers to the coordinated movement pattern
involving elbow flexion, forearm pronation, and shoulder flexion
Class III CHF Right Ans - Indicates that a patient experiences fatigue with
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Pain and Hot and Cold sensation Right Ans - Travel through the lateral
spinothalamic tract
Crude Touch Right Ans - Sensory input that goes through the anterior
spinothalamic tract
Stereognosis and Fine Touch Right Ans - Sensory information processed
through the Dorsal Column-Medial Lemniscus (DCML) pathway
