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Welcome to Study with Iris — the educational home of Iris The Travel PT.

Explore beautifully designed study guides, anatomy reviews, clinical reasoning resources, practice questions, and printable learning tools created to help future rehabilitation professionals build understanding—not just memorize facts.

Designed primarily for PT and PTA students, with useful review for pre-PT, OT/OTA, medical, PA, athletic training, and other future rehabilitation professionals.

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Cranial nerves study guide with functions, lesion localization, clinical testing, and high-yield review

Study Guide

Cranial Nerves

Neuro · Anatomy & Physiology

Build a practical framework for cranial nerve function, testing, and lesion localization.

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Muscles of facial expression study guide with facial nerve branches, UMN versus LMN findings, and clinical testing

Study Guide

Muscles of Facial Expression

Neuro · Anatomy & Physiology

Connect facial muscle actions with facial nerve branches and clinically meaningful testing.

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Congenital muscular torticollis NPTE-style practice questions covering examination, treatment priorities, red flags, and clinical reasoning

NPTE-Style Practice Questions

Congenital Muscular Torticollis

Pediatrics · Clinical Reasoning

Practice examination priorities, red flags, positioning, and treatment decisions through clinical scenarios.

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ABG pattern recognition visual guide showing pH direction, four primary respiratory and metabolic patterns, and a compensation reminder

Quick Guide

ABG Pattern Recognition

Cardiopulmonary · Clinical Reasoning

A visual first pass for PT, PTA, and DPT learners to organize pH, PaCO₂, HCO₃⁻, and compensation cues before returning to clinical context.

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Upper versus lower motor neuron study visual showing the cortex-to-muscle pathway and common grouped examination findings

Visual Study Guide

Upper vs Lower Motor Neuron Patterns

Neuro · Clinical Reasoning

Trace the voluntary motor pathway, compare typical UMN and LMN patterns, and practice a cautious pattern-first study sequence.

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Study with Iris teaching graphic for five questions that help DPT students check premature closure in clinical reasoning.

Clinical Reasoning

Five Questions That Prevent Premature Closure

Reasoning · Self-Check

Slow down anchoring, name alternatives, and build a reassessment loop before the first answer becomes the only answer.

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Study with Iris teaching graphic showing a five-part PT documentation note spine from context to next checkpoint.

Study Guide

PT Documentation: An ICF-Informed Note Spine

Documentation · Clinical Reasoning

Connect findings, functional meaning, skilled reasoning, and a next checkpoint without turning a note spine into a universal template.

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Resource Types

Study Guide · Practice Questions · Clinical Case · Checklist · Quick Reference · Printable Resource

How to Study with Iris

  1. Start with the clinical question the resource is designed to answer.
  2. Use the visual map to organize the pattern before studying details.
  3. Ask what each finding changes about your next decision.
  4. Revisit the high-yield takeaway until you can apply it without the page.

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Educational resources only. These materials do not replace course instruction, medical advice, or clinical judgment.