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what if they both match the pH? or will it never happen

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Thank you! I am studying for a different exam, the SCRN, but this was very helpful.

could you please describe how the knee and ankle reflexes help to identify the level of disc herniation

Hi this was helpful but there are a handful of errors typed and spoken, some were mismatched

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Fantastic Review! very informative when u went over questions

Hi Jace your videos are helpful and please make more videos they are very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you so much! This was super helpful and simple.

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From IC to LR it is said that the hip extension is because of concentric hip flexors but it is written concentric hip extensors. I'm confused! Is it a typo or I missed sth? (7:15)

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Are there multiple UE synergy patterns because I have seen the exact same type of question but the synergy is described as scap retracion, shoulder ADduction, and IR, forearm pronation and wrist flexion.

The question saying "progressive" without giving a time frame was a little confusing, as it means something different with GB than with things like MS or ALS. helpful, though, so thanks for the vid.

Is taking the safest answer every time always the best option? Kyle rice reported a student who repeatedly failed and was missing ~17 questions simply because she took the safest answer choice each time but was not the best answer for that question. So I think it’s something to keep it mind, but one should never forget that it depends and sometimes the answer may be safe the the question has nothing to do with safety

Jace, you're the BEST! I've picked up on your channel and have been watching your videos in preparation for the PTA NPTE. So excited to have learned lots of stuff from you!! Thanks for all your info. . . especially the neuro stuff.

You have anterior tibial perisoitis as shin splints, however, everything I have checked in referencing MTSS as shin splints. Can you explain why?

You have anterior tibial perisoitis as shin splints, however, everything I have checked in referencing MTSS as shin splints. Can you explain why?

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I don't see a link for the weekly topic study schedule! Can you provide one?

Thanks fir great videos ,do you have videos where you go over the big3?

Thank you Mam for this helpful videos on NPTE.

Man.... Learning this stuff ain't easy....

For IC to LR isnt the moment a Hip Flexion moment using ECCentric Hip Extensors and then LR to MSt it's going from a Hip Flexion moment to a Hip Extension moment and using ECCentric Hip Extensors with the help of the Passive Y-Ligament? @8:43, just wanted to clarify!

Found this in a peer reviewed article: "Etiology The most common cause of Broca aphasia is a stroke involving the dominant inferior frontal lobe or Broca area. A stroke in Broca area is usually due to thrombus or emboli in the middle cerebral artery or internal carotid artery. Other causes of Broca aphasia include traumatic brain injury, tumors, and brain infections. Aphasia is a symptom of degenerative dementing illnesses such as Alzheimer disease. With dementing illness, patients develop gradual progressive language deficits as opposed to a sudden onset of loss of language function that is seen in an ischemic stroke.[4]"Acharya AB, Wroten M. Broca Aphasia. [Updated 2022 May 4]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2022 Jan-. Available from: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK436010/ This says Broca aphasia is due to thrombus...in the Middle cerebral artery not anterior...

this is very helpful, thank you

Hi,I need to take NPTE exams,have been out of practice for 4 years now ,and I moved to the USA Where do I begin

But if you put pressure into flexion, doesn’t that mean your testing extension?

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this was so helpful. thank you for explaining it so well! :)

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I had an MCA stroke and am curious about the brain, this is great! thanks

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Great video!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Love your videos.

Great presentation! The one thing I would say is vital to know about foams is that they cant be used with necrotic tissue. This wasn’t mentioned before the question and you need to know that for the correct answer!

Ok so, transparent film, hydrogels and hydrocolloids cannot be used if it’s infected? Also what is impregnated silver? that wasn’t even in the discussion. Honestly, that’s basically what the NPTE is! you study the stuff, you graduate, they give you everything it’s gonna be tested on, supposedly, and then you get a bunch of questions with words you’ve never even seen before in your life. 🤦‍♂️ sorry I’m venting…lol 😂😭