Leg, Ankle and Foot Comprehensive Study Guide

Designed for day one of your DPT program through to the NPTE. One study guide for every test question below the knee.

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The “doctorate” part of the DPT program is perhaps nowhere more challenging, or more well deserved, than when a student is memorizing the muscle tables for the four layers of the sole of the foot. I kid of course, but this region is incredibly complex and intricate, and one of my favorites to treat in the world outside of academia. I hope learning the arterial schema of the foot and getting more and more irritated over closed chain subtalar joint arthrokinematics births a genuine love for this region for you, as it did for me. Of note, the pathologies chart in this product is one of my most used references to this day for teaching classes and interns, happy studying.

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Designed for physical therapy students and early clinicians, this study guide bridges classroom learning, clinical practice, and NPTE board preparation with material that is clear, practical, and easy to revisit.

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