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My name is Kyle Rice, the MPT prep coach, the founder of the PT hustle and the creator

of the NPT prep success course 2.0.

And for our next MPT clinical file, we have our patient Rodney.

And Rodney underwent a right transtibial amputation three months ago as a complication

of his type 2 diabetes.

The patient was recently fitted for a pateller tendon bearing socket and instructed to observe

where any signs of redness develop.

Which of the following areas is the most likely to develop redness in a properly fitted socket?

So we have A, anterior tibial crest, B, fibular shaft, C, tibial condiles, or D, distal tibia, and fibula.

All right, so for this case, you see that we have our patient Rodney. He's coming to us with

this right trans-tibial amputation. He's had this for about three months now, and it's a

complication of his type 2 diabetes.

This first sentence is pretty straightforward.

We know that the right transibial amputation, something we want to be familiar with, we know

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