NPTE Practice Questions: Cardiovascular Response To Exercise

[@kylecontreras8741]

You crushed this one! Knowing 1 very specific piece of information about a question is EVERYTHING

[@ThePTHustle]

Exactly! Make sure you are reading those questions carefully!

[@fg7496]

Knew the answer, but I love how you broke down why each answer is attractive/unattractive. Super helpful!

[@benlahouti1633]

loved the content, loved your energy when telling the story!

[@ThePTHustle]

Behzad Lahouti thanks brother!!!

[@Zenitself]

Anyone else here for the COVID Quarantine? Hoping clinicals aren't cancelled and graduation isn't delayed. Regardless I need to know stuff so here we go! #SPTlift #SPTinQuarantine

[@ThePTHustle]

Zen!!! What's happening?! Good luck going through the videos! There are a nice amount of these to watch and learn solid concepts! Keep me updated with the progress. If you find yourself needing more thorough lectures to break up the #CoronaNetflixBinge we've all been on, I have a bundle of solid lectures as well. Let me know! Coach K

[@Zenitself]

@@ThePTHustle Where are these Lectures? I'm into it.

[@ThePTHustle]

@@Zenitself You can check em out at www.nptelectures.com

[@lorienread]

Great Explanation!

[@regmatt]

i like the way how you explained ,as i even thought D was the answer , thinking he was asymptomatic......surprisingly A...

[@ThePTHustle]

So proud of you! Keep Killing it!

[@UserChris21]

Amazing

[@inaabe3]

Great content !

[@ThePTHustle]

Thank you Ina!!!

[@mjclaudianava5397]

Hi, I wanna know what are the other signs that we should terminate the 6-MWT apart from the 2min vital check

[@annaspanbauer8352]

Shouldn’t the 6MWT be terminated if a patient takes a seated rest break? I thought it had to be standing rest for standardized procedure.

[@annaspanbauer8352]

I get we are stopping because of SBP, but curious if I am mistaken on the procedure

[@MoldyDragon]

I assumed this was the result of the video, currently 30 seconds in haha

[@JasvirSingh-hz2yr]

Helo mate.... i hv been watching all ur videos..... i came across this fact that from now on only the PTs who hold DPT degree are eligible to practice as a physio..... like DPT is the entry level requirement now to practice in the states...... is it so ?.... what about people who hold bpt hold masters..... is it a mandate now to first complete a DPT or tDPT ?..... i hope u respond mate 😊

[@natehead3478]

Hey. As part of the APTA's vision statement for 2020, all programs will have transitioned to a DPT degree by the year 2020 in the states. However, if someone already had their bachelors or masters in physical therapy, they are still eligible to continue practicing under their license despite not having their DPT. Hope that helps!

[@oleesaisaac]

Hey Kyle, I just wanna ask (maybe left field), is there a kidney-lung relationship we need to know for the NPTE. Like, is there a link between chronic renal disease and chronic respiratory failure? I noticed their symptoms are kind of similar. Please can you touch on it a tiny bit

[@paulinhatruhlar]

Nice :D