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PAD management = graded walking to moderate claudication pain, then rest. High intensity (A) is unsafe. Non-weight-bearing (C) and bed rest (D) miss the therapeutic effect.

On NPTE, comorbidity interaction (endocrine + cardiovascular) must guide exercise selection.

Neuropathic ulcers = plantar surface, round, punched-out, callus rim, painless due to neuropathy. Venous (A) = irregular/moist. Arterial (C) = painful/dry toes. Stage II pressure (D) = blister.

On NPTE, wound differentiation is essential.

A stiff heel cushion prevents plantarflexion → excessive knee flexion at loading response. Prosthesis too short (B) = pelvic drop. Excess PF (C) = hyperextension. Socket extended (D) = posterior lean.

On NPTE, gait deviations require linking mechanical cause → movement pattern.

Excessive abduction = prosthesis too long or socket aligned in abduction → patient compensates with wide BOS. Short prosthesis (A) = lateral lean. PF foot (C) = hyperextension. Weak knee control (D) = instability, not abduction.

On NPTE, gait deviations test ability to link prosthetic alignment errors to clinical presentation.

Erythropoietin, produced by kidneys, stimulates RBC production. CKD → deficiency → anemia. Insulin (A) is pancreatic, aldosterone (B) adrenal, cortisol (D) adrenal.

On NPTE, systemic effects of renal failure are a recurring theme.