NPTE Flashcard Study System: NPTE Test Practice Questions & Exam Review for the National Physical Therapy Examination (Cards)

As other reviewers stated, this flash card set looks like something you could have printed at home. You will receive a package containing a shrink wrapped stack of perforated card stock. Each page can be easily divided into 6 cards using the perforated edges. Personally, I dislike the look of these note cards once you divide the cards using the perforations. I would have preferred if the company had cut all the way through each page to leave nicer edges. It would be an easy change that would improve their appearance and potential longevity.The front of each card is labeled with its category and contains a question. On the reverse side, the question is answered in paragraph form. I agree with other reviewers that some of this information would benefit from bullets. Also, the font size used to answer each question is fairly small. However, I do find these cards to be a good supplement to use in conjunction with a study book. Each card provides a good amount of information to answer each question and to provide a decent review.Number of cards for each section:- Cardiac, vascular, and pulmonary systems (183)- Musculoskeletal System (125)- Neuromuscular and Nervous Systems (114)- Integumentary System (37)- Metabolic and Endocrine Systems (36)- Gastrointestinal System (67)- Multi-System (45)- Safety, Protection, and Professional Roles (26)- Therapeutic Modalities (14)- Research and EBP (13)- Teaching and Learning (9)- Equipment and devices (28)- Plus 4 blank cards

I’m prepping for the NPTE. MY approach is to use several study guides from a variety of companies.The nice things about the cards is their portability. Keep a few with you and you’ve got some things to study while waiting in line...They cover a lot of subjects, about 700 cards in total. Nice variety that is more or less proportional to the variety of questions you’ll encounter on the exam.What’s not-so-great is that they are not PT specific enough. It seems like they could be more nursing oriented. Yes, there is on overlap in subject, but some cards I pull are so far beyond PT scope - or at least not what would be expected of an entry level (non-specialized) PT. But not a huge deal. Just read it and move on.My biggest gripe is that the cards are not in multiple choice format. It makes me question just what they are after. One such example... “Explain what prosthesis are.” You just have to unleash everything you know and see if that’s what they are after. Not my favorite type of studying. But then, that is what I was after, a different approach.I would not ONLY use these, but they are a nice supplement to your studying.

So far I have been using them to study for my NPTE exam coming up next year. I really like the format of the cards, and the information and depth they provide on each subject. So far, it has been very helpful for me to study anywhere I go, because it is so convenient

as for me this NPTE flashcard study system helps me to study anywhere & anytime. I like the way it is simple, conducive, and most importantly it covers all the areas for NPTE. It may not be as colorful or flashy but hey what you need is be filled with the right amount of knowledge and preparedness for NPTE. And Its all here: NPTE flashcard study system.

This NPTE flash card system has really helped me prepare for my upcoming exam. I love how accessible Mometrix has made it.

Too wordy and some of the information is different compared to the therapy ed NPTE Review and Study Guide. It's an okay supplement to studying but not worth the price.

The flashcard study system is absolutely easy to use. It makes studying convenient and a breeze. It is a well thought and conceptualized product.

Wanted to use these to help my daughter study but these flash cards were not designed for someone to be able to quiz you.