FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
Sign and symptoms of an ACA stroke? - CORRECT ANSWERS Lower Extremity sensory
and motor loss
ACA --> ABCD --> kids/child
urinary incontinence
problems with imitation, bimanual tasks, apraxia
slowness, delay, motor inaction
grasp and sucking reflex
Sign and symptoms of MCA stroke - CORRECT ANSWERS UE and face sensory and
motor loss
language and speech issues
perceptual disorder
contralateral homonymous hemianopsia - loss of vision on half of you eye
Guillain-Barre syndrome - CORRECT ANSWERS autoimmune condition that causes
acute inflammation of the peripheral nerves in which myelin sheaths on the axons are
destroyed, resulting in decreased nerve impulses, loss of reflex response, and sudden muscle
weakness
What side of the brain is for language? - CORRECT ANSWERS L side of the brain
L MCA stroke
What side of the brain is for perception? - CORRECT ANSWERS Right side of the brain
R MCA stroke
,FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
Brocas aphaisa? - CORRECT ANSWERS broken speech - nonfluent
can't express self
yes no questions
superior division of the MCA
frontal lobe
Wernikes ahpasia - CORRECT ANSWERS word salad - receptive
can't understand
visual and demonstration needed
inferior division of the MCA
temporal lobe
Sign and symptoms of a PCA stroke - CORRECT ANSWERS Peripheral:
contralateral homonymous hemianopsia - loss of vision on half of you eye
visual agnosia - prosopagnosia (can't recognize faces or people)
dyslexia - difficulty reading WITHOUT agraphia - difficulty writing
color discrimination
memory deficits
topographical disorientation
Central:
Thalamic pain syndrome
,FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
What is a severe consequence of respiratory muscle weakness in ALS? - CORRECT
ANSWERS Death
Characteristics of a right hemisphere stroke? - CORRECT ANSWERS tone/sensation: Left
side loss sensory and motor
impairments: visual- perceptual = neglect and visual cues
behavior: quick, impulsive, safety risk
Intellectual: rigidity of thought
emotional: difficulty with negative emotions
acts like a baby or child
Characteristics of a left hemisphere stroke? - CORRECT ANSWERS tone/sensation: R
side sensory and motor loss
impairments: Language = aphasia and verbal cues
behavior: slow and cautious
Intellectual: highly distractible
emotional: difficulty with positive emotions
acts old grandparent
What are the brunnstorm stages of stroke recovery? - CORRECT ANSWERS Stage 1:
flaccidity - no active limb movement
Stage 2: beginning of voluntary movement
-in synergy with reactions
, FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
-increase in tone
Stage 3: Voluntary control of movement in synergy
-SPACITY AT PEAK
-further increase in tone
Stage 4: movement outside of synergy
-decrease in tone
Stage 5: increase complex movement, greater independence from limb synergies
Stage 6: individual joint movement and coordinated
Stage 7: normal function
Phases of Cardiac Rehab - CORRECT ANSWERS Phase 1: acute and monitoring phase
Phase 2: subacute and conditioning
after 24 hours of being sable
NO RESISTANCE TRAINING
short sessions 2-3x/day, 50-70%
10-15 min (phase 1), 30 min (phase 2) per day
ADL supervised ambulation
Phase 3 training phase
outpatient clinic at 4-6 weeks after MI
2-3 sessions/wk, 70-85% of peak achieved in test
30-60 min w/ 5-10 min warm up and cool down
single mode training or multiple
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
Sign and symptoms of an ACA stroke? - CORRECT ANSWERS Lower Extremity sensory
and motor loss
ACA --> ABCD --> kids/child
urinary incontinence
problems with imitation, bimanual tasks, apraxia
slowness, delay, motor inaction
grasp and sucking reflex
Sign and symptoms of MCA stroke - CORRECT ANSWERS UE and face sensory and
motor loss
language and speech issues
perceptual disorder
contralateral homonymous hemianopsia - loss of vision on half of you eye
Guillain-Barre syndrome - CORRECT ANSWERS autoimmune condition that causes
acute inflammation of the peripheral nerves in which myelin sheaths on the axons are
destroyed, resulting in decreased nerve impulses, loss of reflex response, and sudden muscle
weakness
What side of the brain is for language? - CORRECT ANSWERS L side of the brain
L MCA stroke
What side of the brain is for perception? - CORRECT ANSWERS Right side of the brain
R MCA stroke
,FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
Brocas aphaisa? - CORRECT ANSWERS broken speech - nonfluent
can't express self
yes no questions
superior division of the MCA
frontal lobe
Wernikes ahpasia - CORRECT ANSWERS word salad - receptive
can't understand
visual and demonstration needed
inferior division of the MCA
temporal lobe
Sign and symptoms of a PCA stroke - CORRECT ANSWERS Peripheral:
contralateral homonymous hemianopsia - loss of vision on half of you eye
visual agnosia - prosopagnosia (can't recognize faces or people)
dyslexia - difficulty reading WITHOUT agraphia - difficulty writing
color discrimination
memory deficits
topographical disorientation
Central:
Thalamic pain syndrome
,FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
What is a severe consequence of respiratory muscle weakness in ALS? - CORRECT
ANSWERS Death
Characteristics of a right hemisphere stroke? - CORRECT ANSWERS tone/sensation: Left
side loss sensory and motor
impairments: visual- perceptual = neglect and visual cues
behavior: quick, impulsive, safety risk
Intellectual: rigidity of thought
emotional: difficulty with negative emotions
acts like a baby or child
Characteristics of a left hemisphere stroke? - CORRECT ANSWERS tone/sensation: R
side sensory and motor loss
impairments: Language = aphasia and verbal cues
behavior: slow and cautious
Intellectual: highly distractible
emotional: difficulty with positive emotions
acts old grandparent
What are the brunnstorm stages of stroke recovery? - CORRECT ANSWERS Stage 1:
flaccidity - no active limb movement
Stage 2: beginning of voluntary movement
-in synergy with reactions
, FINAL FRONTIER NPTE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 A COMPLETE
SOLUTION ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST
RATED A+ FOR SUCCESS
-increase in tone
Stage 3: Voluntary control of movement in synergy
-SPACITY AT PEAK
-further increase in tone
Stage 4: movement outside of synergy
-decrease in tone
Stage 5: increase complex movement, greater independence from limb synergies
Stage 6: individual joint movement and coordinated
Stage 7: normal function
Phases of Cardiac Rehab - CORRECT ANSWERS Phase 1: acute and monitoring phase
Phase 2: subacute and conditioning
after 24 hours of being sable
NO RESISTANCE TRAINING
short sessions 2-3x/day, 50-70%
10-15 min (phase 1), 30 min (phase 2) per day
ADL supervised ambulation
Phase 3 training phase
outpatient clinic at 4-6 weeks after MI
2-3 sessions/wk, 70-85% of peak achieved in test
30-60 min w/ 5-10 min warm up and cool down
single mode training or multiple
