PT365

As a DPT student this app is helpful and easy to use, giving me a daily practice question. The questions test my knowledge of various concepts and it’s great that an explanation is given after answering the question. The app allows you to see the system and difficulty level of the question. You can also go back if you missed a day and there is a tab to check out your performance. My classmates and I use this app and I even know professors that do too just to test/refresh their knowledge. I would definitely recommend to students no matter what year you are in.

This app is very intuitive and helpful! The practice questions are a mix of basic, intermediate and advanced to give you a challenge with a variety of PT topics. The explanations given for each answer are very clear and helpful to understanding of the material. I love the ability to track your progress and see your overall performance on the practice questions. I also love that you can answer the practice questions at your own pace. If you have a busy few months or just forget to do your daily questions, it is easy to just start right back up where you left off! I would recommend this app to anybody studying for the PT boards.

I downloaded this app on a whim after someone in my PT cohort recommended it. The app’s daily question really draws you in and keeps you committed to the practice of taking a question off one of several categories that might come in the NPTE, like MSK, neuro, and cardiopulmonary. Questions feel like that asked of the NPTE and keep me on track with critical thinking processes and explainations that accompany each answer with why the choice was wrong or right. I like that I can save the questions from previous days to review, so I recommend downloading this ASAP to keep as many questions from when you downloaded it, as they give you one question a day. The difficulty level and type of question are also provided to keep you on track and help you be aware of which areas you maybe struggling. Also, the material is also fun to learn and applicable to some aspects of life. I recommend this to any PT student starting out as well.