Scorebuilders Q&A
Welcome to NPTE Q&A presented by Scorebuilders. This podcast is for physical therapist and physical therapist assistant students studying to pass the National Physical Therapy Examinations. It offers you the opportunity to take a deep dive into a variety of exam questions, gaining insight from seasoned Scorebuilders’ instructors as they help you understand and examine the why behind the correct answer. Ready to elevate your exam prep? Let’s go!
Scorebuilders Q&A
Episode 76 – Balance Training
A physical therapist works on various balance tasks with a patient who has known balance deficits. The patient has intact visual and vestibular systems, though has deficits with somatosensory inputs. Which of the following activities would be MOST useful in improving utilization of the somatosensory system to maintain balance?
1. Standing on a firm surface with eyes open
2. Standing on a firm surface with eyes closed
3. Standing on a foam pad with eyes open
4. Standing on one leg with eyes open
Watch the video version of this episode on YouTube - https://youtu.be/UTd0A9CycF8