lecture 8 Flashcards

tissue healing

1
Q

What is the waveform of IFC

A

sinewave

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2
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What is the waveform of HVPG

A

two, twin-peak monophasic pulses

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3
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How high of voltage is used with HVPG

A

150-500 volts

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4
Q

What is the main use of HVPG

A

pain management and tissue healing

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5
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What is “Current of Injury” and what is the polarity that forms within a wound

A

Difference between a damaged tissue (wound) and the surrounding healthy tissue. Essential for normal skin healing

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6
Q

Negative vs positive polarity for current of injury.

A
  • Negative polarity at center wound site, promote healing.
  • Positive polarity at edge of healthy tissue, promote tissue regeneration
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7
Q

For the treatment of necrotic tissue, the ____ electrode is placed over the wound to attract white blood cells such as ____ and ___?

A

anode, neutrophils, macrophages

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8
Q

What is the common set-up of electrodes for IFC

A

Criss cross

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9
Q

Why do we use “Scan” or “Sweep” on IFC

A

Prevent accommodation (decreased response)

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