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National Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners (NBPME) · APMLE III
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American Podiatric Medical Licensing Examination Part III
Everything for the APMLE III in one place: exam-style questions with TeachBack™ explanations, 72 lessons across 8 chapters, audio, flashcards and a study plan.
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The full APMLE III outline, chapter by chapter.
8 chapters, 72 lessons, organized the way the exam is.
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1 Clinical Assessment Foundations 9 lessons
- Focused History Skills Free preview
- Lower-Extremity Physical Examination
- Neurovascular and Biomechanical Assessment
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2 Diagnostic Reasoning and Workup 9 lessons
- Problem Representation and Differentials
- Imaging and Laboratory Selection
- Common Clinical Presentations
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3 Trauma and Acute Injury 9 lessons
- Fracture and Dislocation Patterns
- Soft Tissue and Tendon Injuries
- Trauma Workup and Disposition
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4 Infection Wound and Ischemia 9 lessons
- Soft Tissue and Bone Infection
- Wound and Ulcer Assessment
- Ischemia and Limb Threat
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5 Neuropathy Deformity and Charcot 9 lessons
- Neuropathy and Pressure Injury
- Charcot Neuroarthropathy Recognition
- Common Deformity Presentations
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6 Perioperative and Procedural Judgment 9 lessons
- Preoperative Readiness Assessment
- Intraoperative Safety Principles
- Postoperative Monitoring and Complications
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7 Urgent and Emergent Recognition 9 lessons
- Limb-Threatening Presentations
- Bleeding and Thromboembolic Concerns
- Emergency Triage and Escalation
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8 Patient Safety Communication Ethics 9 lessons
- Patient Safety and Risk Management
- Communication and Documentation Principles
- Ethics Confidentiality Professional Duties
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APMLE III · Sample question
A 58-year-old man with diabetes presents with 2 days of right forefoot redness and pain after trimming a callus. Temperature is 37.6°C. Inspection shows diffuse dorsal erythema, but maximal tenderness is plantar under the second metatarsal head, where a 2-cm fluctuant area has scant purulent drainage. Passive motion of the metatarsophalangeal joints causes minimal pain, and pulses are palpable. Which finding best localizes the primary process?
Inspection and localization
A fluctuant, draining, maximally tender plantar focus localizes infection to a soft-tissue abscess, which needs prompt drainage evaluation plus appropriate antibiotics. C is tempting because erythema is diffuse, but cellulitis lacks fluctuance or purulence. A shares forefoot pain, but septic arthritis usually has marked pain with passive joint motion. D is a limb threat, but pulses, minimal passive-motion pain, and a focal draining lesion argue against compartment syndrome.
Diagnose by precise skin/soft-tissue/joint localization. Order imaging or cultures when depth is uncertain. Treat abscess with drainage evaluation and antibiotics. Escalate for systemic toxicity, ischemia, deep-space infection, or compartment findings.
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