FINAL

Question 1

Hot whirlpool

Answer 1

20 min extremity

15 mins full body

Question 2

HOT PACKS

Answer 2

20-40MINS

Question 3

UV LAMP

Answer 3

skin conditions. Fungi. athletes foot.

Question 4

parrafin bath

Answer 4

hands and feet only. 
Arthritis conditions
15-20mins of moist heat. 
thick layers. 
at least 10-12 times

Question 5

connective tissue stretch

Answer 5

apply heat for 10 mins
then put them in a stretch position and heat for anther 20 min. then take heat off then apply ice for 10 mins.
then tx is done.

Question 6

CONTRAST BATH

Answer 6

Hot (113 degrees) or cold bath (40-45)
10-15 mins, then pull out and put in other for 10-15 mins.
alternate back and forth

Question 7

trigger point

Answer 7

hold 20-30 seconds

Question 8

IASTM

Answer 8

5-15 min.

CAN NOT DO IN ACTUE PHASE

Question 9

Kinesiotape

Answer 9

edema
weak muscles
hypertonic muscles

Question 10

ULTRASOUND

Answer 10

can use in acute care

10-20% duty cycle.

Question 11

ULATRASOUND

SUBACUTE CARE

Answer 11

50-100% DUTY CYLE, >1.0W.CM (for chronic)
(mild thermal)
1 or 3 MHZ

Question 12

COMBO

Answer 12

electric stim  (IFC)& US 
Trigger points or muscle spasm - to activate motor units
MILD TO MODERATE MUSCLE SPASMS to patient tolerance

Question 13

IFC/PREMOD

Answer 13

1-5 (10) pps- edema or muscle spasm, chronic pain
80-150 (120) pps acute pain relief
high: ACUTE PAIN, TARGET/SWEEP/20-30MINS
low: chronic pain, target/seep/20-30mins

Question 14

NMES/RUSSIAN STIM

Answer 14

NORMAL
CO-CONTRACTION
RECIPRCAL
TIME: 10-20MINS (NEVER GO ABOVE 20)

Question 15

NMES/RSTIM

Answer 15

RAMP:

• ACUTE, 2 secs
• subacute

Question 16

LASER

Answer 16

immediate care.
sweep 5-1000hx for 3 mins only (multiradiance only)

-Acute, subacute, chronic care

Question 17

traction

Answer 17

primary goal : pain relief

manual, mechanical, positional, inversion, aquatic

Question 18

Contraindications to traction

Answer 18

cervical: RA
inversion: glaucoma
lumbar: hernia, dissecting aaa, pregnancy