General Flashcards

1
Q

Hydrotherapy effects 3 main parts of the body:

A

Circulatory system, nervous system, skin

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2
Q

Skin weighs:

A

as much as the skeleton, 16% of total body weight

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3
Q

Skin functions (6):

A

Protection, thermoregulation, excretion, absorption, vitamin D synthesis, sensation

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4
Q

Homeostasis Temperature

A

core temp 37* shell temp 1-6* cooler

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5
Q

“Normal” adult pulse rate

A

60-100bpm

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6
Q

Most common location for measuring pulse

A

radial artery

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7
Q

Dorsalis pedis artery is used to ______

A

check for peripheral circulatory problems

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8
Q

_____ is the maximum pressure as blood leaves the heart (should be around 120)

A

systole

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9
Q

___ is the minimum pressure between contractions of the heart (should be around 80)

A

diastole

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10
Q

Blood pressure “Optimal”

A

Below 120/80mmgh

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11
Q

Blood pressure “Normal”

A

120-130/80-85mmgh

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12
Q

Blood pressure “high-normal”

A

130-139/85-89mmhg

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13
Q

High (home monitoring)

A

135/85mmhg

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14
Q

High (doctors office)

A

140/90mmhg

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15
Q

High (people with diabetes)

A

140/90mmhg

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16
Q

Korotkoff’s Sounds

A

5 phase measurement of BP auscultation based on the sounds produced as a result of changes in the blood flow

17
Q

Normal pulse differential between Systole and Diastole

A

40 mmHg

18
Q

Abnormal pulse differential between Systole and Diastole

A

< 30 mmHg or > 50mmHg

19
Q

General rules of treatment 1-3

A

Know and understand all the indications/contraindications of treatments, and keep a detailed record

20
Q

General rules of treatment 4-6

A

Informed consent, never start or end a treatment with a cold client, rewarm client if they become cold during treatment

21
Q

General rules of treatment 7-9

A

Closely monitor client to ensure comfort, check temperature of hot/cold applications before applying, communicate “Let me know if it starts to feel too hot”

22
Q

General rules of treatment 10-11

A

Don’t treat anyone with an empty/overstuffed stomach (wait one hour after eating), monitor pulse and blood pressure during prolonged heat treatments

23
Q

Passive conduction from the ___makes up __% of total heat loss.

A

body, 3%

24
Q

______. The air we breathe out has been warmed by the body and is responsible for _____ of heat loss.

A

Expiration, 10-20%

25
Q

_____ is a major source of heat loss. Approximately ___% of heat is eliminated from the body through the ____

A

skin, 75-85%, skin

26
Q

Reaction types (2)

A

strengthening reactions, suppressive/depressive reactions

27
Q

Common signs and symptoms of negative reaction

A

shivering, dizziness, low/high blood pressure, headache, nausea, hyperventilation, disorientation, feeling faint,

28
Q

4 Main types of negative reactions

A

Arterial, venous, paradox, combined

29
Q

Arterial negative reaction is indicated by

A

marble like red and white skin, person may have cramping pain

30
Q

Venous negative reaction is indicated by

A

red and blue skin

31
Q

Paradox negative reaction is indicated by

A

body response is contrary to what is expected

32
Q

Combined negative reaction is indicated by

A

red, white, and blue skin or other combination of reactions