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Term
1.     _____ is the therapeutic application of forces and substances that induce a physiological response and use and/or allow the body’s natural process to return to a more normal state of health.
Definition
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Term
2.     3 contraindications to all modalities.
Definition
1) HEMORRHAGE, 2) INFECTION WITH SUPPURATION, 3) MALIGNANCY
Term
3.     Malignancy is contraindicated in the use of all modalities except for _____.
Definition
TENS
Term
4.     7 contraindications to all heating modalities.
Definition
1) DIABETES MELLITUS, 2) ENCAPSULATED SWELLINGS, 3) ACTIVE TB, 4) DECREASED THERMAL SENSATIONS, 5) EDEMA, 6) ABDOMEN OR LOW BACK DURING PREGNANCY, 7) ACUTE CONDITIONS
Term
5.     8 contraindications to all electrical modalities.
Definition
1) BRAIN, 2) EYES, 3) HEART, 4) CAROTID SINUS, 5) PACEMAKER, 6) ANESTHESIA, 7) LOW BACK DURING PREGNANCY, 8) OPEN WOUNDS
Term
6.     Anesthesia is contraindicated in all electrical therapies except for _____.
Definition
HIGH VOLT
Term
7.     The low back during pregnancy is contraindicated in all electrical therapies except for _____.
Definition
TENS
Term
8.     _____ conditions last up to 72 hours.
Definition
ACUTE
Term
9.     _____ conditions last longer than 72 hours, or during the early phases of disease.
Definition
SUBACUTE
Term
10.  In subacute conditions, swelling is limited, but _____ and _____ prevent healing.
Definition
DEBRIS AND DISCOLORATION
Term
11.  _____, which is alternating vasodilation and vasoconstriction, is beneficial to subacute conditions and peripheral vascular diseases.
Definition
PUMPING
Term
12.  _____ conditions last 2 weeks longer than anticipated.
Definition
CHRONIC
Term
13.  What is the treatment of all acute conditions?
Definition
PRICES (PROTECT, REST, ICE, COMPRESS, ELEVATION, SUPPORT)
Term
14.  _____ is an ultra low (<1) cellular healing modality.
Definition
MENS (MICROCURRENT)
Term
15.  8 low (1-150) contraction modalities.
Definition
1) EMS, 2) HIGH VOLT CURRENT, 3) LOW VOLT GALVANISM, 4) SINE, 5) FARADIC, 6) INTERFERENTIAL, 7) RUSSIAN STIM, 8) TENS
Term
16.  2 medium (1,000-10,000) depth modalities.
Definition
1) INTERFERENTIAL (4,000), 2) RUSSIAN STIM (2,000)
Term
17.  2 superficial (1 million Hz) heating modalities.
Definition
1) INFRARED, 2) ULTRAVIOLET
Term
18.  3 deep (1 million Hz) heating modalities.
Definition
1) SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY, 2) MICROWAVE DIATHERMY, 3) ULTRASOUND
Term
19.  _____ current is biphasic and has no polarity.
Definition
ALTERNATING CURRENT
Term
20.  _____ current is monophasic and has polarity.
Definition
DIRECT CURRENT
Term
_____ current has a symmetrical wave form
Definition
SINE
Term
_____ current has an asymmetrical (sporadic) wave form
Definition
FARADIC
Term
_____ current has two sine waves
Definition
INTERFERENTIAL
Term
_____ current has a make and break wave form
Definition
GALVANIC
Term
_____ current has a twin pulsed peak wave from
Definition
HIGH VOLT
Term
1.     Electrical modality treatments result in these 3 changes.
Definition
1) ELECTROTHERMAL, 2) ELECTROCHEMICAL, 3) ELECTROPHYSICAL
Term
2.     Electrical treatments result in _____ changes, in which micro-vibration electrically leads to heat through Joule’s law.
Definition
ELECTROTHERMAL
Term
3.     Electrical treatments result in _____ changes through the use of iontophoresis and opoid frequencies.
Definition
ELECTROCHEMICAL CHANGES
Term
4.     Iontophoresis is an electric modality that uses _____ current.
Definition
DIRECT CURRENT
Term
5.     Opoid frequencies of _____ release endorphins.
Definition
1-10
Term
6.     Opoid frequencies of _____ release enkephalins.
Definition
70-120
Term
7.     Electrical treatments result in _____ changes in which ions push other molecules around shifting the sodium potassium pump resulting in contraction.
Definition
ELECTROPHYSICAL
Term
8.     Increasing the electrical _____ results in deeper penetration.
Definition
FREQUENCY
Term
9.     _____ frequency results in decreased skin imprudence, and is best to use a bigger electrode with increased voltage.
Definition
MEDIUM FREQUENCY
Term
10.  What is the pad placement to isolate the muscle when dealing with electrical currents?
Definition
ON THE MOTOR POINT OR MUSCLE BELLY
Term
11.  What is the pad placement for weak muscles when dealing with electrical currents?
Definition
EITHER SIDE OF THE MUSCLE BELLY
Term
12.  The general pad rule when using electrical stimulation in regards to mA is _____.
Definition
1mA PER SQUARE INCH OF PAD SIZE (3” SQUARE PAD = 9MA)
Term
13.  What is the mA problem one must worry about when dealing with electrical modalities?
Definition
IF THE DISPERSAL PAD IS TOO SMALL, OR ACTIVE SITES ARE TOO LARGE IT MAY CAUSE A SHOCK
Term
14.  This type of electrical treatment procedure is used on a large area or trigger/acupuncture point. It uses a dispersal pad and a few small active pads.
Definition
MONOPOLAR
Term
15.  This type of electrical treatment procedure is used on a small muscle group, and the dispersal and active pads are equal in size.
Definition
BIPOLAR
Term
16.  This type of electrical treatment procedure uses a crisscross pattern of dispersal pads.
Definition
QUADRIPOLAR
Term
17.  What type of electrical current is used for pain?
Definition
CONTINUOUS
Term
18.  What type of electrical current is used for exercise?
Definition
SURGE
Term
19.  What type of electrical current is used for fatigue/spasm?
Definition
PULSED/TETANIZING
Term
20.  What type of electrical current limits accommodation (contract agonist, then antagonist)?
Definition
RECIPROCATING
Term
21.  What type of electrical current avoids accommodation?
Definition
MODULATION
Term
22.  What type of electrical current provides packages of stimulation?
Definition
BURST
Term
23.  What is the PPS that should be used to stimulate endorphin release?
Definition
1-20
Term
24.  What is the PPS that should be used to stimulate encephalin release?
Definition
70-150
Term
25.  What is the PPS that should be used for edema?
Definition
1-15
Term
26.  What is the PPS that should be used for exercise?
Definition
15-25
Term
27.  What is the PPS that should be used for fatigue?
Definition
>25
Term
28.  _____ of electric currents charges up one line causing equal electrical lines of force (one object produces electromagnetic property in another).
Definition
ELECTRO-INDUCTION
Term
29.  _____ is charge produced by electro-induction.
Definition
COULOMB
Term
30.  What are the 3 components of electric waveforms?
Definition
1) PULSE WIDTH, 2) INTERPULSE WIDTH, 3) FREQUENCY
Term
31.  _____is the magnitude/depth of electrical current.
Definition
AMPLITUDE
Term
32.  _____ is the number of electrons that flows.
Definition
CURRENT
Term
33.  Electrical current is measured in _____.
Definition
AMPS
Term
34.  _____ increases or decreases the voltage of electrical current.
Definition
TRANSFORMER
Term
35.  _____ stores of electrical energy.
Definition
CAPACITANCE
Term
36.  Capacitance is measures in _____.
Definition
OHMS
Term
37.  _____ is the property of a substance that opposes electrical current.
Definition
RESISTANCE
Term
38.  Resistance is measured in _____.
Definition
OHMS
Term
39.  Decreased resistance = _____ conduction.
Definition
INCREASED
Term
40.  _____ is the force behind the electrons that is used to determine the difference in force between 2 objects whether they are connected or not.
Definition
ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE
Term
41.  The electromagnetic force is measured in _____.
Definition
VOLTS
Term
42.  The greater the charge causes an _____ in the electromagnetic force.
Definition
INCREASE
Term
43.  The greater the distance causes a _____ in the electromagnetic force.
Definition
DECREASE
Term
44.  _____ slows down the electromagnetic force.
Definition
IMPEDANCE
Term
45.  _____ is the time necessary for contraction when the rheobase is doubled.
Definition
CHRONAXIE
Term
46.  _____ is the minimum volts necessary to excite a nerve.
Definition
RHEOBASE THRESHOLD
Term
47.  _____ states that innervated muscles respond differently than denervated muscles in response to electrical current.
Definition
REACTION OF DEGENERATION (R.D. FACTOR)
Term
48.  _____ and _____ currents are compared to determine the extent of damage and prognosis in the reaction of degeneration (R.D. factor).
Definition
GALVANIC AND FARADIC
Term
49.  _____ is the best test to determine muscle innervation.
Definition
EMG (ELECTROMYOGRAPHY)
Term
50.  _____ is the best test to determine nerve conduction.
Definition
NCV (NERVE CONDUCTION VELOCITY)
Term
51.  This law states that the energy of the modality has to be absorbed by the body to stimulate a physiological response.
Definition
ARNDT-SCHULTZ PRINCIPLE
Term
52.  This law states that there is an inverse relationship between penetration and absorption of energy
Definition
LAW OF GROTTHUS-DRAPER

Used with Ultrasound
Term
53.  4 stages of cold response.
Definition
1) COLD, 2) BURN, 3) ACHE, 4) NUMBNESS CBAN
Term
54.  Treatment temperatures for cold treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
55-65
Term
55.  Treatment temperatures for cool treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
65-80
Term
56.  Treatment temperatures for tepid treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
80-92
Term
57.  Treatment temperatures for neutral treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
92-96
Term
58.  Treatment temperatures for warm treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
96-99
Term
59.  Treatment temperatures for hot treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
99-104
Term
60.  Treatment temperatures for very hot treatment is _____deg F.
Definition
105-115
Term
61.  This type of heat transmission is the transmission of heat in gases and liquids by circulation of heat particles.
Definition
CONVECTION
Term
62.  2 examples of convection modalities.
Definition
1) HOT AND COLD BATHS, 2) INFRARED
Term
63.  This type of heat transmission is the transmission of heat without the intervening medium (air) getting warm.
Definition
RADIATION
Term
64.  4 examples of radiation heat.
Definition
1) LAMPS, 2) MICROWAVE DIATHERMY, 3) INFRARED, 4) UV
Term
65.  This type of heat transmission involves the conversion of electrical energy into mechanical energy.
Definition
CONVERSION

changes energy, reverse piezoelectric
Term
66.  What is an example of conversion heat?
Definition
ULTRASOUND
Term
67.  This type of heat transmission involves the transfer of heat through a substance, often heating up a solid.
Definition
CONDUCTION
Term
68.  4 examples of conduction heat.
Definition
1) ICE, 2) HYDROCOLLATOR, 3) PARAFFIN, 4) INFRARED

Heats solid, patient doesn't move
Term
69.  Heat does these 4 things in regards to circulation.
Definition
1) VASODILATION, 2) INCREASED BLOOD FLOW, 3) DECREASED BP, 4) INCREASED EDEMA
Term
70.  Heat causes an _____ in cellular metabolism.
Definition
INCREASE
Term
71.  Heat does these 3 things in regards to connective tissue.
Definition
1) DECREASED VISCOSITY, 2) INCREASED ABILITY TO STRETCH, 3) DECREASED STIFFNESS
Term
72.  Heat causes a _____ in pain sensation.
Definition
DECREASE
Term
73.  Heat does these 3 things in regards to the neuromuscular system.
Definition
1) DECREASED MUSCLE SPASM, 2) DECREASED MUSCLES STRENGTH, 3) DECREASED ENDURANCE
Term
74.  Cold does these 4 things in regards to circulation.
Definition
1) VASOCONSTRITION, 2) DECREASED BLOOD FLOW, 3) INCREASED BP, 4) DECREASED EDEMA
Term
75.  Cold causes a _____ in cellular metabolism.
Definition
DECREASE
Term
76.  Cold does these 2 things in regards to connective tissue.
Definition
1) INCREASED VISCOSITY, 2) DECREASED ABILITY TO STRETCH
Term
77.  Cold causes a _____ in regards to pain after an initial increase.
Definition
DECREASE
Term
78.  Cold causes these 3 neuromuscular changes.
Definition
1) DECREASED SPASTICITY, 2) INCREASED OR DECREASED STRENGTH, 3) DECREASED SKILLED MOTOR TASKS
Term
79.  Should you use heat or cold for torticollis?
Definition
HEAT
Term
80.  Should you use heat or cold for trigger point therapy?
Definition
COLD
Term
81.  Both heat and cold may increase pain if application causes _____.
Definition
TISSUE DAMAGE
Term
1.     CRYOTHERAPY ACTION:
Definition
CRYOTHERAPY ACTION: HYPOTHERMAL
Term
2.     CRYOTHERAPY LOCAL PRIMARY EFFECTS (3):
Definition
CRYOTHERAPY LOCAL PRIMARY EFFECTS (3): DECREASED EDEMA, ANAESTHESIA, INCREASED PAIN TOLERANCE
Term
3.     CRYOTHERAPY SECONDARY EFFECTS:
Definition
CRYOTHERAPY SECONDARY EFFECTS: INCREASED VISCOSITY OF BLOOD, DECREASED CELL METABOLISM, INCREASED JOINT STIFFNESS
Term
4.     CRYOTHERAPY INDICATIONS (6):
Definition
CRYOTHERAPY INDICATIONS (6): HEADACHES, UTICARIA, SPASTICITY, SPRAIN/STRAIN, ANGIOMAS, WARTS AND HERPES
Term
5.     CRYOTHERAPY CONTRAINDICATIONS (7):
Definition
a.      CRYOTHERAPY CONTRAINDICATIONS (7): ELDERLY AND INFANTS, HYPERSENSITVE TO COLD, VASCULAR DISEASE, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, CHILBLAINS AND FROSTBITE, TENSION HEADACHES, SPASM
Term
6.     CRYOTHERAPY PENETRATION:
Definition
a.      CRYOTHERAPY PENETRATION: SUPERFICIAL
Term
7.     CRYOTHERAPY DOSAGE:
Definition
a.      CRYOTHERAPY DOSAGE: EVERY 20MIN EACH 2 WAKING HOURS
Term
1.     When using ice packs, you must have a _____, which increases the ice permeability.
Definition
MOIST TOWEL LAYER
Term
2.     What is the treatment time for ice packs?
Definition
20MIN
Term
3.     What is the heating method of ice packs?
Definition
CONDUCTION
Term
4.     _____ has the deepest cooling effect.
Definition
ICE MASSAGE
Term
5.     What is the treatment time for ice massage?
Definition
0-20MIN
Term
6.     What is the heating method for ice massages?
Definition
CONDUCTION
Term
7.     What is the heating method for ice immersion?
Definition
CONVECTION
Term
8.     When using cryokinetics, _____ first and perform _____ second.
Definition
ICE; ACTIVITY
Term
9.     What is the heating method for cryokinetics?
Definition
CONDUCTION
Term
1.     INFRARED ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: THERMAL
Term
2.     INFRARED RESULTS (6):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (6): VASODILATION, PERSPIRATION, DECREASED BP, INCREASED BLOOD AND LYMPH FLOW, DECREASED SPASM, INCREASED PHAGOCYTOSIS
Term
3.     INFRARED MUSCULOSKELETAL INDICATIONS (7):
Definition
c.      MUSCULOSKELETAL INDICATIONS (7): SYNOVITIS, TENSYNOVITIS, SPRAINS, STRAINS, BURSITIS, ARTHRITIS, TORTICOLLIS
Term
4.     INFRARED CATARRHAL INDICAITONS (4):
Definition
d.     CATARRHAL INDICAITONS (4): BRONCHTIIS, SINUSITIS, LARYNGITIS, CORYZA
Term
5.     INFRARED INFECTIOUS INDICATIONS (3):
Definition
e.      INFECTIOUS INDICATIONS (3): FURUNCLES, BURNS, ULCERS
Term
6.     INFRARED 5 MISCELANEOUS INDICATIONS:
Definition
f.       5 MISCELANEOUS INDICATIONS: FOLLICULITIS, CONJUNCTIVITIS, NEURITIS, BELL’S PALSY, RAYNAUD’S
Term
7.     INFRARED CONTRAINDICATIONS (11):
Definition
g.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (11): PREGNANCY, DIABETES MELLITUS, THERMAL SENSITIVITY DECREASE, ACTIVE TB, ENCAPSULATED SWELLING, OVER METAL, FAIR SKIN, CONTACTS, FEVER, RECENT SCAR, SKIN RASH
Term
8.     SHORT WAVE INFRARED DISTANCE:
Definition
a.      DISTANCE: 14-18 INCHES
Term
9.     SHORT WAVE INFRARED TYPES (3):
Definition
b.     TYPES (3): LUMINOUS, WIREBOUND AROUND PORCELAIN, SUNLIGHT
Term
10.  SHORT WAVE INFRARED PENETRATION:
Definition
c.      PENETRATION: 10MM
Term
11.  SHORT WAVE INFRARED INTENSITY:
Definition
d.     INTENSITY: 150-1500 WATTS
Term
12.  SHORT WAVE INFRARED WAVELENGTH:
Definition
e.      WAVELENGTH: 7,200-15,000NM
Term
13.  SHORT WAVE INFRARED FREQUENCY:
Definition
f.       FREQUENCY: HIGH
Term
14.  SHORT WAVE INFRARED TIME:
Definition
g.      TIME: 10-30MIN
Term
15.  LONG WAVE INFRARED DISTANCE:
Definition
a.      DISTANCE: DIRECT CONTACT WITH TOWEL
Term
16.  LONG WAVE INFRARED TYPES:
Definition
b.     TYPES: HYDROCOLLATOR
Term
17.  LONG WAVE INFRARED PENETRATION:
Definition
c.      PENETRATION: 1-3MM
Term
18.  LONG WAVE INFRARED INTENSITY:
Definition
d.     INTENSITY: VARIES
Term
19.  LONG WAVE INFRARED WAVELENGTH:
Definition
e.      WAVELENGTH: 15,000-150,000NM
Term
20.  LONG WAVE INFRAREDFREQUENCY:
Definition
f.       FREQUENCY: HIGH
Term
21.  LONG WAVE INFRARED TIME:
Definition
g.      TIME: 10-30MIN
Term
22.  Hydrocollator moist hot packs are made of canvas and filled with _____.
Definition
1.     SILICA GEL
Term
23.  HYDROCOLLATORACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: MOIST HEAT, DECREASE BLOOD VISCOSITY
Term
24.  HYDROCOLLATOR DISTANCE:
Definition
b.     DISTANCE: 6 TOWEL LAYERS
Term
25.  HYDROCOLLATOR INTENSITY:
Definition
c.      INTENSITY: 150-170DEG F
Term
26.  HYDROCOLLATOR PENETRATION:
Definition
d.     PENETRATION: SUPERFICIAL
Term
27.  HYDROCOLLATOR DURATION:
Definition
e.      DURATION: 20-30MIN
Term
28.  HYDROCOLLATOR INDICATIONS (4):
Definition
f.       INDICATIONS (4): TENSION HEADACHES, PRIOR TO ADJUSTMENTS, FIBROMYALIGIA, SPASM
Term
29.  HYDROCOLLATOR CONTRAINDICATIONS (6):
Definition
g.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (6): ACUTE CONDITIONS, RECENT SCARS, FAIR SKIN, MYOFASCIAL SYNDROME, TRIGGER POINTS, DECREASE CIRCULATION
Term
30.  What is the temp for hydrocollator?
Definition
1.     150-170DEG
Term
31.  What is the temp for paraffin?
Definition
2.     125-130DEG
Term
32.  What is the temp for fluidotherapy?
Definition
3.     115-120DEG
Term
33.  What is the temp for sitz baths?
Definition
4.     105-115DEG
Term
34.  What is the temp for whirlpools?
Definition
5.     100-105DEG
Term
35.  What is the temp for contrast baths?
Definition
6.     98-104DEG
Term
36.  CONTRAST BATH ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: THERMAL
Term
37.  CONTRAST BATH RESULT:
Definition
b.     RESULT: VASOCONSTRICITON/VASODILATION PUMPING ACTION
Term
38.  CONTRAST BATH APPLICATION:
Definition
c.      APPLICATION: HOT BATH FOR 10MIN, COLD BATH FOR 1MIN, HOT BACK FOR 1-4MIN, COLD BATH FOR 1 MIN (CONTINUE CYCLE FOR 20-30MIN)
Term
39.  CONTRAST BATH INDICATIONS (6):
Definition
d.     INDICATIONS (6): SUBACUTE CONNECTIVE TISSUE INJURIES, BRUISES, EARLY PVD’S, RAYNAUD’S, BUERGER’S, DIABETES MELLITUS
Term
40.  CONTRAST BATH CONTRAINDICATIONS (3):
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (3): ANESTHESIA, ADVANCED ARTERIAL COMPROMISE, LATE PVD’S
Term
41.  WHIRLPOOL BATHS:USES (3):
Definition
a.      USES (3): RELAXATION, VASODILATION, DEBRIDEMENT
Term
42.  WHIRLPOOL BATHS TEMPERATURE:
Definition
b.     TEMPERATURE: 100-105DEG F
Term
43.  WHIRLPOOL BATHS TIME:
Definition
c.      TIME: 20-30MIN 2X A DAY
Term
44.  WHIRLPOOL BATHS INDICATIONS:
Definition
d.     INDICATIONS: BURNS
Term
45.  WHIRLPOOL BATHS CONTRAINDICATIONS (2)
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS: INCREASED BP, VASCULAR COMPROMISED
Term
46.  SITZ BATH TEMPERATURE:
Definition
a.      TEMPERATURE: 105-115
Term
47.  SITZ BATH TIME:
Definition
b.     TIME: 2-10MIN
Term
48.  SITZ BATH INDICATIONS (9):
Definition
c.      INDICATIONS (9): HEMMORHOIDS, CYSTITIS, DYSMENORRHEA, COCCYDYNIA, PROSTATITIS, POST-PARTUM DISTRESS, CONSTIPATION, URINARY RETENTION, SCIATICA
Term
49.  SITZ BATH CONTRAINDICATIONS:
Definition
d.     CONTRAINDICATIONS: INFERTILITY
Term
50.  PARAFFIN BATH TEMP:
Definition
a.      TEMP: 125-130DEG
Term
51.  PARAFFIN BATH TIME:
Definition
b.     TIME: 20-30MIN
Term
52.  PARAFFIN BATH RATIO OF
Definition
c.      RATIO OF PARAFFIN TO MINERAL OIL: 7:1
Term
53.  PARAFFIN BATH INDICATIONS (3): CHRONIC ARTHRITIS, HANDS, INJURED FINGERS
Definition
d.     INDICATIONS (3): CHRONIC ARTHRITIS, HANDS, INJURED FINGERS
Term
54.  PARAFFIN BATH CONTRAINDICATIONS (2): ACUTE ARTHRITIS, VASCULAR COMPROMISE
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (2): ACUTE ARTHRITIS, VASCULAR COMPROMISE
Term
55.  _____ is a dry whirlpool that uses dry head and solid cellulose suspended in a concealed air chamber with wind.
Definition
1.     FLUIDOTHERAPY
Term
56.  FLUIDOTHERAPY ACTION
Definition
a.      ACTION: MICROMASSAGE
Term
57.  FLUIDOTHERAPY RESULTS (3)
Definition
b.     RESULTS (3): RELAXATION, VASODILATION, SEDATION
Term
58.  FLUIDOTHERAPY TEMP
Definition
c.      TEMP: 115-120DEG
Term
59.  FLUIDOTHERAPY TIME
Definition
d.     TIME: 15-20MIN
Term
60.  FLUIDOTHERAPY INDICATIONS (7)
Definition
e.      INDICATIONS (7): CHRONIC ARTHRITIS, AMPUTEE, STRAINS, TO INCREASE ROM, RSDS, DYSTONIA, OPEN WOUNDS
Term
61.  FLUIDOTHERAPY CONTRAINDICATIONS (7):
Definition
f.       CONTRAINDICATIONS (7): ACUTE ARTHRITIS, VASCULAR DISEASES, SKIN INFECTIONS, BURNS, YOUNG, OLD, IMPLANTS
Term
62.  Cold lasers work through _____, which is intracellular stimulation of mitochondrial activity.
Definition
1.     PHOTOBIOMODULATION
Term
63.  The _____ effect of cold laser results in wound healing.
Definition
2.     PHOTOBIOSTIMULATION
Term
64.  The _____ effect of cold laser results in pain management.
Definition
3.     PHOTOBIOINHIBITION
Term
65.  10 indications for the use of cold laser.
Definition
4.     1) OPEN LESIONS, 2) DECUBITUS ULCERS, 3) DM ULCERS, 4) LACERATIONS, 5) BURNS, 6) ACUTE AND CHRONIC PAIN, 7) BURSITIS, 8) TENDONITIS, 9) DECREASE ROM, 10) TIC DOULOUREX IRRITATION
Term
66.  11 contraindications for the use of cold laser.
Definition
5.     1) OVER THE EYES, 2) TATTO’S, 3) PREGNANT UTERUS, 4) PHOTOSENSITIVITY, 5) MEDICATIONS, 6) THICK ESCHAR, 7) OVER GONADS, 8) REGIONS IF INFECTION, 10) DRY SKIN, 11) BRUISING, 12) MALIGNANCIES
Term
67.  A cold laser wavelength of _____nm absorbs best into the body rather than the skin surface.
Definition
6.     630-1200NM
Term
68.  The penetration of lasers is superficial, but causes a _____ effect into the body.
Definition
7.     CASCADE
Term
69.  What is the laser dose time for wounds?
Definition
8.     15-30SEC
Term
70.  What is the laser dose time for pain?
Definition
9.     USUALLY 3-5MIN
Term
71.  Cold LASERS work using _____ gases.
Definition
10.  NEON HELIUM GASES
Term
72.  3 irreversible effects of laser.
Definition
11.  1) PROTEIN COAGULATION, 2) THERMOLYSIS, 3) EVAPORATION
Term
73.  ULTRAVIOLET ACTION (4)
Definition
a.      ACTION (4): THERMAL, PHOTOCHEMICAL, GERMICIDAL, ANTIFUNGAL
Term
74.  ULTRAVIOLET RESULTS (8):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (8): VASODILATION, BACTERIOCIDAL, PHTOTAXIS, ERYTHEMA, INCREASES VITAMIN D SYNTHESIS, IMPROVES SKIN AND MUSCLE TONE, STIMULATES METABOLISM, INCREASES RETICULOCYTES
Term
75.  ULTRAVIOLET SKIN CONDITION INDICATIONS (8)
Definition
c.      SKIN CONDITION INDICATIONS (8): FUNGAL, HERPES ZOSTER, DERMATOLOGICAL CONDITIONS, BURNS, PSORIASIS, CARBUNCLES, WOUNDS, DECUBITUS ULCERS
Term
76.  ULTRAVIOLET BONE CONDITION INDICATIONS (2)
Definition
d.     BONE CONDITION INDICATIONS (2): RICKETS; OSTEOMALACIA
Term
77.  ULTRAVIOLET CONTRAINDICATIONS (7)
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (7): HEMORRHAGE, INFECTION, METASTASIS, VASCULAR DISEASE, SUPPURATIVE LESIONS, TETRACYCLINE, SLE
Term
78.  ULTRAVIOLET PENETRATION
Definition
f.       PENETRATION: 1-2MM
Term
79.  ULTRAVIOLET FREQUENCY:
Definition
g.      FREQUENCY: HIGH
Term
80.  Ultraviolet exposure results in local _____ which is redness of skin caused by congestion of capillaries.
Definition
1.     ERYTHEMA
Term
81.  Erythema is caused by the release of _____.
Definition
2.     HISTAMINE
Term
82.  Too much histamine released by UV exposure causes _____.
Definition
3.     ERYTHEMA AB IGNE
Term
83.  5 steps of the erythema patch test (sleeve test).
Definition
4.     1) EXPOSE PATIENT FOREARM, 2) CUT 5 PENNY SIZE HOLES IN MANILLA ENVELOPE, 3) COVER ARM WITH ENVELOPE, 4) 30-36 INCHES FROM LAMP, UNCOVER HOLES SUCCESSIVELY AT 5 SECOND INTERVALS STARTING AT 15-30SEC, 5) START TREATMENT AT TIME WHICH PRODUCES MILD ERYTHEMA
Term
84.  _____ is the sub erythemal dose.
Definition
5.     SED
Term
85.  _____ is the minimal erythemal dose.
Definition
6.     MED
Term
86.  _____ causes red desquamation.
Definition
7.     1ED
Term
87.  _____ causes blister desquamation.
Definition
8.     2ED
Term
88.  _____ causes blistering, char, and desquamation.
Definition
9.     3ED
Term
89.  The erythema associated with UV exposure is related to these 3 things.
Definition
10.  1) PATIENT SENSITIVITY, 2) INTENSITY VS DISTANCE, 3) ANGLE OF RADIATION
Term
90.  Short wave UV is _____ UV.
Definition
11.  FAR
Term
91.  Long wave UV is _____ UV.
Definition
12.  NEAR
Term
92.  _____ is the most common UV device and is known as a kromayer lamp.
Definition
13.  HOT QUARTZ
Term
93.  Hot quartz UV uses _____ gases.
Definition
14.  MERCURY-HELIUM
Term
94.  _____ is a UV device that uses neon and mercury.
Definition
15.  COLD QUARTZ
Term
95.  _____ is a form of cold quartz UV that is used for sore throats and cervicitis.
Definition
16.  ORIFICIAL
Term
96.  _____ is a type of UV device in which UV light is filtered through nickel oxide glass, and it is used to diagnose fungal infections.
Definition
17.  WOOD’S LAMP
Term
97.  A diathermy unit must be _____ feet away from any other electrical modality.
Definition
18.  10 FEET
Term
98.  Diathermy treatments on individuals must be _____feet from hearing aids, bridge work, etc…
Definition
19.  4 FEET
Term
99.  SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY INDICATIONS (10)
Definition
a.      INDICATIONS (10): DEEP MUSCLE, THORACIC CAVITY, BRONCHITIS, JOINTS, PID, PROSTATITIS, SINUSITIS, NEURITIS, AMENORRHEA, OTITIS MEDIA
Term
100.                 SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY CONTRAINDICATIONS (10)
Definition
b.     CONTRAINDICATIONS (10): PREGNANCY, CASTS, METAL, HEARING AIDS, CASTS, CONTACTS, WET SKIN, ULCERS, PACEMAKERS, ADVANCED OSTEOPOROSIS
Term
101.                 SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY DISTANCE
Definition
c.      DISTANCE: TOWEL
Term
102.                 SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY TIME
Definition
d.     TIME: 20-30MIN
Term
103.                 SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY PENETRATION
Definition
e.      PENETRATION: MUSCLE-FAT INTERFACE
Term
104.                 SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY WAVELENGTH
Definition
f.       WAVELENGTH: 11 METERS
Term
105.                 SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY FREQUENCY:
Definition
g.      FREQUENCY: 27.12 MEGACYCLES
Term
106.                 3 types of shortwave diathermy.
Definition
1.     1) INDUCTION, 2) CONDENSOR, 3) BUTTERFLY
Term
107.                 The _____ form of induction diathermy uses a drum.
Definition
2.     DIPLODE
Term
108.                 The _____ form of induction diathermy uses a coil.
Definition
3.     CIRCUMPLODE
Term
109.                 The _____ form of shortwave diathermy is used for sinuses.
Definition
4.     BUTTERFLY
Term
110.                 Short wave diathermy heats _____ first, and is absorbed in _____.
Definition
5.     FAT; MUSCLE
Term
111.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY INDICATIONS (6)
Definition
a.      INDICATIONS (6): DEEP MUSCLES, JOINTS, PID, PROSTATITIS, OTITIS EXTERNA, HIP CONDITIONS
Term
112.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY CONTRAINDICATIONS ()
Definition
b.     CONTRAINDICATIONS (): SAME AS SHORTWAVE, SINUSITIS, SCARS, WET SKIN, OPEN EPIPHYSIS, OTITIS MEDIA
Term
113.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY DISTANCE
Definition
c.      DISTANCE: 1-7 INCHES
Term
114.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY TIME
Definition
d.     TIME: 10-20MIN
Term
115.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY PENETRATION
Definition
e.      PENETRATION: FAT
Term
116.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY WAVELENGTh
Definition
f.       WAVELENGTH- 2-12CM
Term
117.                 MICROWAVE DIATHERMY FREQUENCY:
Definition
g.      FREQUENCY: 2456 MEGACYCLES
Term
118.                 What is the best treatment for hip conditions?
Definition
1.     MICROWAVE DIATHERMY
Term
119.                 Microwave diathermy heats _____ first, and is absorbed in _____.
Definition
2.     MUSCLE; FAT
Term
120.                 ULTRASOUND MECHANICAL RESULTS (4)
Definition
a.      MECHANICAL RESULTS (4): MICRO-MASSAGE, DISPERSION OF FLUIDS, REMOVES EXUDATES, INCREASED MOLECULAR MOVEMENT
Term
121.                 ULTRASOUND CHEMICAL RESULTS (2):
Definition
b.     CHEMICAL RESULTS (2): INCREASED GAS EXCHANGE AND INCREASES CHEMICAL OXIDATION
Term
122.                 ULTRASOUND NEURAL RESULTS:
Definition
c.      NEURAL RESULTS: MILD ANESTHESIA
Term
123.                 ULTRASOUND THERMAL RESULTS (5):
Definition
d.     THERMAL RESULTS (5): HYPEREMIA, INCREASED ALKALOSIS, INCREASED LEUKOCYTOSIS, INCREASED GLANDULAR ACTIVITY, REDUCE MUSCLE SPASM
Term
124.                 ULTRASOUND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESULTS:
Definition
e.      PHYSIOLOGICAL RESULTS: SEDATES
Term
125.                 ULTRASOUND INDICATIONS (2):
Definition
f.       INDICATIONS (2): JOINT AND MUSCULOSKELETAL INFLAMMATION, HERPES ZOSTER (ROOT)
Term
126.                 ULTRASOUND CONTRAINDICATIONS (14):
Definition
g.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (14): OVER SPINAL CORD, OVER EPIPHYSEAL GROWTH PLATES, BONY PROMIENNCES, FRACTURES, ACUTE INFECTIONS, HEMORRHAGES, INFECTED AREAS, CANCEROUS LESIONS, THROMBOTIC REGIONS, EYES, PREGNANT OR MENSTURATING URTEUS, LAMINECTOMY, VASCULAR DISEASE, DECREASED SENSATION
Term
127.                 ULTRASOUND ACUTE DURATION:
Definition
h.     ACUTE DURATION: 4 MIN
Term
128.                 ULTRASOUND CHRONIC DURATION:
Definition
i.       CHRONIC DURATION: 8 MIN
Term
129.                 ULTRASOUND PENETRATION:
Definition
j.       PENETRATION: 4-6CM
Term
130.                 ULTRASOUND FREQUENCY :
Definition
k.     FREQUENCY : 1-3 MEGACYCLES PER SECOND (INCREASED FREQUENCY = DECREASED DEPTH = INCREASED HEAT)
Term
131.                 When using ultrasound underwater, increase the intensity by _____.
Definition
1.     0.5HZ
Term
132.                 The _____ effect of US is when the sound head consists of crystals that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibrations.
Definition
2.     REVERSE PIZOELECTRIC
Term
133.                 Ultrasound peaks at the _____ interface.
Definition
3.     BONE-MUSCLE INTERFACE
Term
134.                 _____ ultrasound is used when massage is desired without heat.
Definition
4.     PULSED
Term
135.                 The _____ attachment of ultrasound is used for prostatitis.
Definition
5.     ORIFICAL (CYLINDRICAL)
Term
136.                 1 million cycles per second of ultrasound causes _____ energy.
Definition
6.     VIBRATORY OR SOUND
Term
137.                 Using ultrasound over the spinal cord causes _____.
Definition
7.     CAVITATION
Term
138.                 _____ is when a longitudinal ultrasound wave becomes transverse.
Definition
8.     SHEARING
Term
139.                 1MHz of ultrasound causes less _____ and more _____.
Definition
9.     HEAT, DEPTH
Term
140.                 3MHz of ultrasound causes more _____ and less _____.
Definition
10.  HEAT, DEPTH
Term
141.                 Which e-stim method is the shallowest penetrator?
Definition
11.  LOW VOLT DC
Term
142.                 LOW VOLT DC ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: ELECTROCHEMICAL AND ELECTROKINETIC
Term
143.                 LOW VOLT DC WAVE FORM:
Definition
b.     WAVE FORM: DIRECT CURRENT
Term
144.                 LOW VOLT DC INDICATIONS (3):
Definition
c.      INDICATIONS (3): FOR POLAR EFFECTS OF IONTOPHORESIS IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE INFLAMMATION, DISEASE OR INJURIES; USED FOR ELECTRODIAGNOSIS; USED IN DENERVATED MUSCLE
Term
145.                 LOW VOLT DC CONTRAINDICATIONS (5):
Definition
d.     CONTRAINDICATIONS (5): SENSORY IMPAIRMENT, RECENT SCAR TISSUE, OPEN WOUND, PREGNANCY, PACEMAKER
Term
146.                 LOW VOLT DC ELECTROCHEMICAL INTENSITY:
Definition
e.      ELECTROCHEMICAL INTENSITY: TO PATIENT PERCEPTION (IONTOPHORESIS)
Term
147.                 LOW VOLT DC ELECTROKINETIC INTENSITY:
Definition
f.       ELECTROKINETIC INTENSITY: TO PATIENT TOLERANCE
Term
148.                 LOW VOLT DC DURATION:
Definition
g.      DURATION: 5-20MIN
Term
149.                 LOW VOLT DC FREQUENCY:
Definition
h.     FREQUENCY: LOW (SLIGHT CONTRACTION)
Term
150.                 _____ is when soluble ionic salts are forced into the body tissues by electrical energy.
Definition
1.     IONTOPHORESIS
Term
151.                 _____% solution mixture of iontophoresis agents are the most common.
Definition
2.     2%
Term
152.                 The positive pole (ANODE) of low volt DC serves these 9 functions (acts like ice).
Definition
3.     1) VASOCONSTRICTS, 2) PRODUCES ACID REACTION IN SKIN, 3) REPELS ALKALINE, 4) ATTRACTS OXYGEN, 5) REPELS HYDROGEN, 6) CAUSES ISCHEMIA, 7) HARDENS TISSUE, 8) PAIN RELIEF, 9) ASTRINGENT
Term
153.                 The negative pole (CATHODE) of low volt DC serves these 9 functions (acts like heat).
Definition
4.     1) VASODILATES, 2) PRODUCES ALKALINE REACTIONS IN SKIN, 3) REPELS ACID, 4) REPELS OXYGEN, 5) ATTRACTS HYDROGEN, 6) HYPEREMIA, 7) SOFTENS TISSUE, 8) RELIEVES CHRONIC PAIN, 9) INCREASE DIGESTION
Term
154.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for edema, IVD, DJD, arthritis, neuritis, and PNE.
Definition
5.     MAGNESIUM (+)
Term
155.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for adhesions and capsulitis.
Definition
6.     CALCIUM (+)
Term
156.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for fungal infections.
Definition
7.     COPPER (+)
Term
157.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for ulcers, and dermatological conditions.
Definition
8.     ZINC (+)
Term
158.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for PVD and spasms.
Definition
9.     HISTAMINE (+)
Term
159.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for post traumatic swelling.
Definition
10.  HYALURONIDASE (+)
Term
160.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for sprains.
Definition
11.  POTASSIUM (+)
Term
161.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for painful ROM.
Definition
12.  XYLOCAINE (+)
Term
162.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for DJD and PNE.
Definition
13.  HYDROCORTISONE (+)
Term
163.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for pain, inflammation, and arthritis.
Definition
14.  SALICYLATE (-)
Term
164.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for scars and adhesions.
Definition
15.  IODINE (-)
Term
165.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for adhesions and scars.
Definition
16.  CHLORIDE (-)
Term
166.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for calcium deposits and bursitis.
Definition
17.  ACETATE (-)
Term
167.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for PVD and arthritis.
Definition
18.  NIACIN (-)
Term
168.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for scleroderma.
Definition
19.  PABA (-)
Term
169.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for stains.
Definition
20.  NOVOCAINE/ALCOHOL (-)
Term
170.                 _____ is an iontophoresis agent used for ecchymosis.
Definition
21.  HESPERIDIN (-)
Term
171.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT ELECTROCHEMICAL ACTION:
Definition
a.      ELECTROCHEMICAL ACTION: OPIATE PRODUCTION AND PAIN RELIEF
Term
172.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT ELECTROKINETIC ACTION:
Definition
b.     ELECTROKINETIC ACTION: MUSCLE CONTRACTION
Term
173.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT INDICATIONS (2):
Definition
c.      INDICATIONS (2): ACUTE AND SUBACUTE INJURIES TO RECURE EDEMA, ANALGESIA AND SPASMS; REDUCE MUSCLE ATROPHY
Term
174.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT CONTRAINDICATIONS ():
Definition
d.     CONTRAINDICATIONS (): OVER HEART, PACEMAKER, LOW BACK AND ABDOMEN DURING PREGNANCY
Term
175.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT PPS FOR EDEMA:
Definition
e.      PPS FOR EDEMA: 1-10
Term
176.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT PPS FOR MUSCLE EXERCISE:
Definition
f.       PPS FOR MUSCLE EXERCISE: 15-20
Term
177.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT PPS FOR FATIGUE:
Definition
g.      PPS FOR FATIGUE: >20
Term
178.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT PPS FOR PAIN RELIEF AND EDORPHIN PRODUCTION:
Definition
h.     PPS FOR PAIN RELIEF AND EDORPHIN PRODUCTION: 1-10
Term
179.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT PPS FOR PAIN RELIEF AND ENKEPHALIN PRODUCITON:
Definition
i.       PPS FOR PAIN RELIEF AND ENKEPHALIN PRODUCITON: 80-150
Term
180.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT ELECTROCHEMICAL INTENSITY:
Definition
j.       ELECTROCHEMICAL INTENSITY: PATIENT PERCEPTION (OPOIDS)
Term
181.                 HIGH VOLT CURRENT ELECTROKINETIC INTENSITY:
Definition
k.     ELECTROKINETIC INTENSITY: PATIENT TOLERANCE (CONTRACTION)
Term
182.                 This mode of high volt DC is beneficial for edema, pain, and neuritis.
Definition
2.     CONTINOUS MODE
Term
183.                 This mode of high volt DC permits alternating contracture of agonist and antagonist, and limits accommodation.
Definition
3.     RECIPROCAL MODE
Term
184.                 This mode of high volt DC is used when re-education and exercise is desired.
Definition
4.     SURGE MODE
Term
185.                 Is decreases sensation a contraindication for high volt DC?
Definition
5.     NO!!!
Term
186.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: ELECTROKINETIC (SINUSOIDAL IS DESTRUCTIVE IF PERPENDICULAR-USED FOR INTERFERENCE CURRENT)
Term
187.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: RESULTS (6):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (6): MUSCLE CONTRACTION, STRETCHING OF FIBROTIC TISSUE, HYPEREMIA, INCREASED LYMPH FLOW, DECONGESTION, DETOXIFICATION
Term
188.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: SYMMETRICAL WAVELENGTH IS _____.
Definition
c.      SYMMETRICAL WAVELENGTH IS _____. SINUSOIDAL
Term
189.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: ASYMMETRICAL WAVELENGTH IS _____.
Definition
d.     ASYMMETRICAL WAVELENGTH IS _____. FARADIC
Term
190.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: 4 INDICATIONS OF SINUSOIDAL CURRENT (NERVE ROOT).
Definition
e.      4 INDICATIONS OF SINUSOIDAL CURRENT (NERVE ROOT). 1) MUSCLE TENSION, 2) HYSTERICLA PARALYSIS, 3) UMNL LESION IN WHICH THE LMNL IS INTACT, 4) TENSING, TONING, MASSAGING, EXERCISING NORMAL MUSCLES
Term
191.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: 2 INDICATIONS OF FARADIC CURRENT (MUSCLE):
Definition
f.       2 INDICATIONS OF FARADIC CURRENT (MUSCLE): 1) STIMULATING OF WEAK OR PARALYZED MUSCLES, 2) ELECTRODIAGNOSIS
Term
192.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: INTENSITY:
Definition
g.      INTENSITY: TO PATIENT TOLERANCE OR UNTIL MUSCLE CONTRACTION IS ACHIEVED
Term
193.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: DURATION:
Definition
h.     DURATION: 20MIN
Term
194.                 SINUSOIDAL/FARADIC CURRENT: PENETRATION:
Definition
i.       PENETRATION: DEEP
Term
195.                 TENS ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: PAIN VS PROPRIOCEPTION
Term
196.                 TENS RESULTS:
Definition
b.     RESULTS: PAIN CONTROL
Term
197.                 TENS WAVEFORM:
Definition
c.      WAVEFORM: BIPHASIC (AC OR DC)
Term
198.                 TENS INDICATIONS (3):
Definition
d.     INDICATIONS (3): PAIN, MALIGNANCY, PREGNANCY
Term
199.                 TENS CONTRAINDICATIONS:
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS: HEMORRHAGE, INFECTION, SENSITIVE SKIN AND ALLERGIES
Term
200.                 TENS PPS FOR CHRONIC PAIN:
Definition
f.       PPS FOR CHRONIC PAIN: 1-20HZ
Term
201.                 TENS PPS FOR ACUTE PAIN:
Definition
g.      PPS FOR ACUTE PAIN: 70-150HZ
Term
202.                 TENS PENETRATION:
Definition
h.     PENETRATION: SUPERFICIAL
Term
203.                 TENS INTENSITY:
Definition
i.       INTENSITY: PATIENT PERCEPTION OR SUB-SENSORY MODULATION
Term
204.                 TENS DOSAGE:
Definition
j.       DOSAGE: UNLIMITED
Term
205.                 TENS WAVE FORM:
Definition
k.     WAVE FORM: SURGE OR BURST
Term
206.                 In the modulation of pain, descending inhibition is based on _____.
Definition
1.     ENDOGENOUS OPIATES
Term
207.                 _____ occurs immediately after trauma when noxious stimulation lowers a nerves threshold.
Definition
2.     PRIMARY HYPERALGESIA
Term
208.                 _____ occurs within hours of trauma, and it is when chemicals diffuse to surrounding tissues causing hypersensitivity.
Definition
3.     SECONDARY HYPERALGESIA
Term
209.                 This inflammatory mediator vasodilates the region.
Definition
4.     BRADYKININ
Term
210.                 This inflammatory mediator sensitizes nerve endings (NSAIDS block this).
Definition
5.     PROSTAGLANDINS
Term
211.                 This inflammatory mediator causes an extravasation of substances that cause pain (bradykinin, histamine, serotonin).
Definition
6.     SUBSTANCE P
Term
212.                 This pain fiber senses well localized, often first order pain (protopathic), and causes a stinging or burning nature.
Definition
7.     A-DELTA PAIN
Term
213.                 This pain fiber causes diffuse, second order pain and visceral pain (epicritic), and generally causes achy or throbbing pain.
Definition
8.     C-FIBER PAIN
Term
214.                 This pain fiber contains large myelinated mechanoreceptors, and respond to light touch and can interrupt nociception in the dorsal horn.
Definition
9.     A-BETA FIBERS
Term
215.                 _____ pain fibers are large, the fastest conductors, and sense proprioception.
Definition
10.  A-BETA
Term
216.                 _____ pain fibers are small, fast and sense sharp pain.
Definition
11.  A-DELTA FIBERS
Term
217.                 _____ pain fibers are small, slow, and sense dull pain.
Definition
12.  C-FIBERS
Term
218.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT) ACTION(3):
Definition
a.      ACTION(3): TISSUE HEALING, ANALGESIC, ELECTROCHEMICAL
Term
219.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT RESULTS (6):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (6): CHANGES IN CELL WALL PERMEABILITY, INCREASED INTRACELLULAR CONCENTRATION OF CALCIUM, INCREASED ATP PRODUCTION, INCREASED FIBROBLAST ACTIVITY, DECREASED PROSTAGLANDINS, DECREASED PAIN
Term
220.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT WAVEFORM:
Definition
c.      WAVEFORM: DIRECT CURRENT
Term
221.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT INDICATIONS (4):
Definition
d.     INDICATIONS (4): ACUTE OR CHRONIC PAIN, SCARS, CASTS, WHEN CONNECTIVE TISSUE HEALING IS DESIRED
Term
222.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT CONTRAINDICATIONS:
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS: ALLERGIES, HEMORRHAGE, METASTASIS, INFECTION
Term
223.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT PPS:
Definition
f.       PPS: 0.3HZ IS IDEAL
Term
224.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT INTENSITY:
Definition
g.      INTENSITY: BELOW PATIENT PERCEPTION (SUB-SENSORY)
Term
225.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT DOSAGE:
Definition
h.     DOSAGE: UNLIMITED
Term
226.                 MENS (MICROCURRENT PAD PLACEMENT:
Definition
i.       PAD PLACEMENT: OVER INVOLVED SITE
Term
227.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT ACTION (3):
Definition
a.      ACTION (3): ELECTROKINETIC, ANALGESIC, DECREASE EDEMA
Term
228.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT RESULTS (4):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (4): DEEP MUSCLE CONTRACTION, FATIGUE, EDEMA REDUCTION, PAIN CONTROL
Term
229.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT TWO CIRCUIT STATIC WAVEFORM IS FOR _____.
Definition
c.      TWO CIRCUIT STATIC WAVEFORM IS FOR _____. ONE SPECIFIC TREATING AREA
Term
230.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT TWO CIRCUIT SCANNING (SWEEING) PREMODULATED FREQUENCY TREATS A _____.
Definition
d.     TWO CIRCUIT SCANNING (SWEEING) PREMODULATED FREQUENCY TREATS A _____. WIDE AREA
Term
231.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT THREE CIRCUIT IS FOR A _____.
Definition
e.      THREE CIRCUIT IS FOR A _____. 3 DIMENSIONAL TREATING AREA
Term
232.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT INDICATIONS (8):
Definition
f.       INDICATIONS (): BELLS PALSY, SCIATICA, ANKLE SPRAIN, HEEL SPUR, FRACTURES, UROGENITAL DYSFUNCTION, PAIN CONTROL, VASCULAR ISSUES
Term
233.                 INTERFERENTIAL CURRENT MEDIUM FREQUENCY PULSE RATE:
Definition
g.      MEDIUM FREQUENCY PULSE RATE: 1-10,000
Term
234.                 If a patient has raynaud’s, you should use interferential current and place a pad on the _____ to block the sympathetic chain.
Definition
2.     STELLATE GANGLION
Term
235.                 _____ of interferential current sweeps the area and avoids accommodation.
Definition
3.     SWEEPING (AKA SCAN AKA PRE-MOD)
Term
236.                 _____ of interferential current increases the treatment area.
Definition
4.     VECTORING
Term
237.                 For muscle strengthening, use interferential current treatment of _____ seconds on with _____ seconds off.
Definition
5.     10 ON; 50 OFF
Term
238.                 For muscle spasms, use interferential current treatment of _____ seconds on with _____ seconds off.
Definition
6.     10 ON; 10 OFF
Term
239.                 _____ is the treatment of myopathic physiological component of a subluxation… treatment of trigger points.
Definition
7.     MYOFASCIAL THERAPY
Term
240.                 _____ is a cause of neurological irritability.
Definition
8.     MYOFASCIAL DYSFUNCTION
Term
241.                 _____ are small regions of metabolic distress, caused by the combination of increased energy demand and impairment of oxygen and energy supply. This is probably due to a local restriction of circulation.
Definition
9.     TRIGGER POINTS
Term
242.                 4 treatments of myofascial pain syndromes.
Definition
10.  1) RESTORE CIRCULATON TO INVOLVED MUSCLES VIA ISCHEMIC COMPRESSION, SPRAY AND STRETCH, ICE, ULTRASOUND OR EMS, 2) COMBINATION THERAPY IS COMMONLY USED, 3) RESTORE MSUCLE TO ITS NORMAL RESTING LENGTH VIA PNF AND HOME EXERCISES, 4) CORRECT WHATEVER PERPETUATING FACTORS EXIST
Term
243.                 _____ is when body information is augmented by a device for the patients awareness. It is used to modulate autonomic functions. Information is collected in an electrical sensor and the signal is transformed into a mode the patient can read, sense or feel. It focuses the patient on a function and clarifies the information and response.
Definition
11.  BIOFEEDBACK
Term
244.                 _____ is a biofeedback mechanism used for the treatment of ADD and for relaxation.
Definition
12.  EEG
Term
245.                 A _____ EEG wave signifies quiet.
Definition
13.  ALPHA
Term
246.                 A _____ EEG wave signifies alert.
Definition
14.  BETA
Term
247.                 A _____ EEG wave signifies deep sleep.
Definition
15.  DELTA
Term
248.                 A _____ EEG wave signifies stress.
Definition
16.  THETA
Term
249.                 5 indications for biofeedback.
Definition
17.  1) HYPERTENSION, 2) MIGRAINES, 3) STESS, 4) ADD, 5) INCONTINENCE
Term
250.                 This cervical support is used for emergency transport.
Definition
18.  PHILADELPHIA COLLAR
Term
251.                 This cervical support is used for limited stabilization- ligaments should be intact.
Definition
19.  SOFT FOAM COLLAR
Term
252.                 This thoracolumbosacral support is used for scoliosis.
Definition
20.  MILWAUKEE BRACE/RISSER JACKET
Term
253.                 This lumbar support is used for spondylolisthesis and lumbosacral discs.
Definition
21.  LUMBOSACRAL CORSET (BOSTON BRACE)
Term
254.                 This SI support is used for SI dysfunctions.
Definition
22.  SACROILIAC GIRDLE
Term
255.                 This lumbosacral support is used for hip lesions.
Definition
23.  INTERTROCHANTERIC BELT
Term
256.                 This knee support should be used when there is trauma.
Definition
24.  AIR CAST
Term
257.                 This knee support should be used for chondromalacia patella.
Definition
25.  CHO-PAT
Term
258.                 2 other knee supports that can be used for tracking disorders.
Definition
26.  HINGE AND FIGURE 8
Term
259.                 _____ should be used for anatomical short legs, it lifts the femoral head without rotating the pelvis.
Definition
27.  PLANTAR SUPPORTS
Term
260.                 This upper extremity support should be used for clavicle fractures, SC joint separations and TOS.
Definition
28.  FIGURE 8
Term
261.                 This upper extremity support should be used for carpal tunnel.
Definition
29.  COCK-UP SPLINT
Term
262.                 During gait analysis, if one leg is weak, the patient should use a _____ for balance and weight bearing.
Definition
30.  CRUTCH
Term
263.                 During gait analysis, if one leg Is weak, the person should use a _____ for balance.
Definition
31.  CANE
Term
264.                 One should use a cane on the _____ side of the involved leg.
Definition
32.  OPPOSITE
Term
265.                 3 crutch fitting rules.
Definition
33.  1) 6” LATERAL, 2) 2 FINGERS BELOW AXILLA, 3) 6” IN FRONT OF FEET (30DEG)
Term
266.                 MASSAGE ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: KINETIC AND FRICTION
Term
267.                 MASSAGE RESULTS (7):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (7): SEDATION, INCREASED BLOOD AND LYMPH FLOW, DECREASED EDEMA, DECREASED BP, BREAKS ADHESIONS, TRIGGER POINT CYCLES, REMOVES LACTIC ACID
Term
268.                 MASSAGE INDICATIONS:
Definition
c.      INDICATIONS: SUBACUTE CONDITONS
Term
269.                 MASSAGE CONTRAINDICATIONS (5):
Definition
d.     CONTRAINDICATIONS (5): ACUTE CONDITIONS, VASCULAR CONDITIONS, LOCAL INFECTION, INFLAMMATION, OPEN WOUNDS
Term
270.                 _____ is a massage technique that involves a stroking motion.
Definition
2.     EFFLEURAGE
Term
271.                 Effleurage is a massage technique used for _____.
Definition
3.     SEDATION
Term
272.                 _____ is a massage technique that involves a deep kneading motion.
Definition
4.     PETRISSAGE
Term
273.                 Petrissage is a massage technique used for _____.
Definition
5.     SPASM
Term
274.                 _____ is a massage technique that involves percussion (tapping, slapping, cupping, pounding, hacking).
Definition
6.     TAPOTMENT
Term
275.                 Tapotment is a massage technique used for _____.
Definition
7.     CONGESTION
Term
276.                 _____ is a massage technique that involves deep rubbing.
Definition
8.     CROSS FRICTION
Term
277.                 Cross-friction is a massage technique used for _____.
Definition
9.     ADHESIONS (LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS)
Term
278.                 _____ is a massage technique that involves shaking.
Definition
10.  VIBRATION
Term
279.                 Vibration is a massage technique used for _____.
Definition
11.  CONGESTION
Term
280.                 _____ is a massage technique that is used for nimmo acupressure.
Definition
12.  DEEP PRESSURE
Term
281.                 Deep pressure massage is used for _____ and _____.
Definition
13.  ADHESIONS AND TRIGGER POINTS
Term
282.                 VIBRATORY THERAPY ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: KINETIC
Term
283.                 VIBRATORY THERAPY RESULTS (4):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (4): INCREASED LYMPH AND VENOUS FLOW, STIULATION OF NERVOUS SYSTEM, SEDATION, RELAXATION
Term
284.                 VIBRATORY THERAPY INDICATIONS FOR HIGH VELOCITY (4):
Definition
c.      INDICATIONS FOR HIGH VELOCITY (4): ANALGESIA, PRE-EXERCISE WARM UP, TRIGGER POINTS, SPASTICITY
Term
285.                 VIBRATORY THERAPY INDICATIONS FOR LOW VELOCITY (4):
Definition
d.     INDICATIONS FOR LOW VELOCITY (4): CONGESTION, HYPOMYOTONIA, EDEMA, POSTURAL DRAINAGE
Term
286.                 VIBRATORY THERAPY CONTRAINDICATIONS (9):
Definition
e.      CONTRAINDICATIONS (9): ACUTE CONDITIONS, VASCULAR ISSUES, COLLAGEN DISEASE, HYPER-ANXIETY STATES, LYMPHANGITIS, MALIGNANCY, PNEUMOTHORAX, PULMONARY ABSCESS OR TUMOR, THROMBOPHLEBITIS
Term
287.                 VIBRATORY THERAPY TREATMENT TIME:
Definition
f.       TREATMENT TIME: 2-10MIN
Term
288.                 _____% of body weight is needed to separate vertebral joints in traction.
Definition
2.     5%
Term
289.                 TRACTION ACTION:
Definition
a.      ACTION: KINETIC
Term
290.                 TRACTION RESULTS (6):
Definition
b.     RESULTS (6): DECREASE INTRADISCAL PRESSURE, INCREASE INTRADISCAL VOLUME, REDUCE IVF ENCROACHMENT, BREAK ADHESIONS, FATIGUE MUSCLE SPASMS, INCREASE VASCULAR AND LYMPH FLOW
Term
291.                 TRACTION INDICATIONS (6):
Definition
c.      INDICATIONS (6): ACUTE DISC SYNDROMES, FORAMINAL ENCROACHMENT, DJD, HYPERLORDOSIS, CHRONIC MUSCLE SPASMS, FIBROTIC ADHESIONS
Term
292.                 TRACTION CONTRAINDICATIONS (10):
Definition
d.     CONTRAINDICATIONS (10): PROTECTIVE MUSCLE SPASM, OSTEOPOROSIS, ACUTE CONDITIONS, FRACTURE, DISLOCATIONS, VASCULAR DISEASE, TMJ, PREGNANCY, RIB CONDITIONS, AAA
Term
293.                 When performing traction on the cervical region, begin at _____% of body weight and increase _____ pounds maximum each treatment.
Definition
2.     5%; 2LBS
Term
294.                 Minimum traction weight in the cervicals should be _____lbs and max should be _____.
Definition
3.     10; 30-50LBS
Term
295.                 What should the angle of pull be for C3-C6 traction.
Definition
4.     20-28DEG (FLEXION)
Term
296.                 What should the angle of pull be for occiput-C2 traction.
Definition
5.     0DEG (NEUTRAL)
Term
297.                 For lumbar traction, begin at _____% of body weight, and increase _____ pounds max for each treatment.
Definition
6.     25%; 5LBS
Term
298.                 The minimum traction weight should be _____% of the person’s total weight, while the maximum should be _____lbs.
Definition
7.     25%; 50%-120LBS
Term
299.                 This type of traction is used for the cervicals and/or lumbars and can be used continuously for days or weeks at a time.
Definition
8.     CONTINUOUS
Term
300.                 This type of traction is used for cervicals and lumbars, and it consists of heavy traction for 20min the light traction for seconds-minutes.
Definition
9.     INTERMITTENT
Term
301.                 This type of traction is used for the lumbars, and the patient is up-side-down suspended by the hips.
Definition
10.  INVERSION
Term
302.                 Inversion traction is contraindicated if it _____.
Definition
11.  INCREASES BACK PAIN
Term
303.                 _____ is the best traction technique to decrease pressure.
Definition
12.  POSITIONAL TRACTION
Term
304.                 _____ traction is for the cervicals, and the patient is instructed to face the door with 28deg of cervical flexion.
Definition
13.  OVER THE DOOR TRACTION
Term
305.                 Axial traction should not be used if the patient has any of these 3 conditions.
Definition
14.  1) OSTEOPOROSIS, 2) PAGETS, 3) METS (WEAK BONE)
Term
306.                 Rotational traction should not be used if the patient has _____.
Definition
15.  FACET TROPISM
Term
307.                 _____ traction involves the use of water belts.
Definition
16.  HYDROTHERAPY TRACTION
Term
308.                 4 steps in the progression of a muscle exercise program.
Definition
17.  1) PASSIVE, 2) ACTIVE ASSISTED, 3) ACTIVE, 4) ACTIVE RESISTED
Term
309.                 Stretching duration should be performed _____ times for _____ seconds.
Definition
18.  3X FOR 15 SEC
Term
310.                 _____ stretching involves a dangerous swinging motion.
Definition
19.  BALLISTIC
Term
311.                 _____ stretching is when the tissue is elongated to resistant and held.
Definition
20.  STATIC
Term
312.                 _____ stretching involves a short duration of static stretching that is repeated.
Definition
21.  CYCLIC/INTERMITTENT
Term
313.                 _____ is machine implemented stretching.
Definition
22.  MECHANICAL
Term
314.                 _____ is when the trainer provides the stretch and/or resistance.
Definition
23.  MANUAL/PASSIVE STRETCHING
Term
315.                 _____ is when the patient performs flexibility exercises.
Definition
24.  SELF/ACTIVE STRETCHING
Term
316.                 3 types of coordination active care exercises.
Definition
25.  1) DYNAMIC BALL, 2) WOBBLE BOARD, 3) SLIDE BOARD
Term
317.                 2 types of proprioceptive active care exercises.
Definition
26.  1) WALKING ON FOAM, 2) PASSIVE MOVEMENT BY THERAPIST
Term
318.                 8 different types of balance active care exercises.
Definition
27.  1) PROPRIOCEPTIVE TRAINING IN MULTIPLE DIRECTIONS, 2) TANDEM GAIT, 3) DROP AND CATCH, 4) WOBBLE BOARD, 5) BRAID, 6) FIGURE 8, 7) BRIDGE, 8) SURVIVAL (GET UP)
Term
319.                 _____ is using low weight and high reps. It is the ability to resist fatigue which depletes slow and fast twitch muscles.
Definition
28.  ENDURANCE (ANAEROBIC)
Term
320.                 _____ is using high weight and low reps. It will determine the rate of muscle development.
Definition
29.  STRENGTH
Term
321.                 _____ is the maximal force at a high speed.
Definition
30.  POWER
Term
322.                 _____ are high stress, shock absorbing explosive exercises.
Definition
31.  PYLOMETRIC
Term
323.                 3 types of open-chain exercises.
Definition
32.  1) FREE WEIGHTS, 2) PULLEYS, 3) WEIGHT CABLE
Term
324.                 _____ is complex exercises in which objects, supports, or surfaces move during activity.
Definition
33.  OPEN ENVIORNMENT
Term
325.                 _____ exercises are usually weight bearing, and the body weight is often resistance (ex/ step down, pushups, squats, lunges).
Definition
34.  CLOSED CHAIN
Term
326.                 _____ is when objects or surface tasks are performed on a surface that does not move.
Definition
35.  CLOSED ENVIORNMENT
Term
327.                 How do you calculate the target heart rate?
Definition
36.  220-AGE X 60%
Term
328.                 _____ exercises are used to increase resistance in order to strengthen a muscle or group.
Definition
37.  PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE EXERCISES
Term
329.                 _____ muscle training methods used a 30-40% load for 3 sets of 12-14 reps.
Definition
38.  ENDURANCE EXERCISES
Term
330.                 _____ muscle training methods use a 70-80% load for 2 sets of 8-12 reps.
Definition
39.  STRENGTH EXERCISES
Term
331.                 _____ muscle training is performed 20x on each side with gradually increasing speed. Examples are punching bag, medicine ball, jumping, and hanging leg curls.
Definition
40.  PYLOMETRIC
Term
332.                 _____ is a therapeutic breathing exercise and posture used for COPD, aging and AS.
Definition
41.  BREUGER’S
Term
333.                 _____ is a therapeutic exercise administered to patients with peripheral vascular disease.
Definition
42.  BUERGER-ALLEN’S
Term
334.                 _____ is an endurance therapeutic exercise.
Definition
43.  HARVARD STEP
Term
335.                 _____ is a therapeutic flexion exercise for the low back. The patient is instructed to do sit-up’s with knees flexed, hands in front of chest, while the head and shoulders are lifted off the table. The position is held for 5min. The purpose is to help decrease lordosis by strengthening the abdominal muscles.
Definition
44.  WILLIAM’S EXERCISES
Term
336.                 William’s exercises should be performed when the patient has any of these 4 conditions.
Definition
45.  1) SPONDYLOLISTHESIS, 2) FACET SYNDROME, 3) INCREASED LUMBOSACRAL ANGLE, 4) HYPERLORDOSIS
Term
337.                 Modified Mckenzie’s exercises are used for _____ and _____.
Definition
46.  ACUTE DISCS AND SPINAL STENOSIS
Term
338.                 _____ are extension exercises for the low back. The purpose is to help increase lordosis by strengthening the paraspinals.
Definition
47.  MCKENZIE EXERCISES
Term
339.                 McKenzie exercises benefits those with _____ problems.
Definition
48.  CHRONIC DISC PROBLEMS
Term
340.                 _____ are therapeutic exercises for the pelvic floor musculature.
Definition
49.  KEGEL’S EXERCISES
Term
341.                 Kegel’s exercises benefit those with _____.
Definition
50.  INCONTINENCE
Term
342.                 _____ exercises strengthen the shoulder girdle while eliminating the use of supraspinatus muscles.
Definition
51.  CODMAN’S PENDULAR EXERCISES
Term
343.                 _____ is a therapeutic exercise in which the patient uses fingers to crawl up the wall to increase shoulder ROM.
Definition
52.  WALL WALKING
Term
344.                 _____ is a therapeutic exercise that focus on position and breathing mechanics. Its benefits include spinal stability and balance.
Definition
53.  YOGA
Term
345.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise used for flaring, rounded shoulders.
Definition
54.  ROWING
Term
346.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise used for shoulder winging (S-T motion).
Definition
55.  CORNER WALL PUSH-UP’S
Term
347.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise used for supraspinatus injury (G-H motion).
Definition
56.  PAINFUL ARC
Term
348.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise used for ITS rotator cuff muscle injuries.
Definition
57.  CODMAN’S PENDULAR EXERCISES
Term
349.                 The normal glenohumeral-scapulothoracic motion is _____.
Definition
58.  2:1
Term
350.                 With frozen shoulder, the glenohumeral-scapulothoracic motion is _____.
Definition
59.  1:1
Term
351.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise for a patient with straight shoulders and hypertonic levator scapula.
Definition
60.  GOTHIC SHOULDER
Term
352.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise used to strengthen the lower traps.
Definition
61.  FLOOR ANGLE
Term
353.                 _____ is a shoulder exercise used to strengthen the upper traps.
Definition
62.  WALL ANGLE
Term
354.                 _____ is a thoracic exercise that helps poor thoracic extension.
Definition
63.  BIRD DOG
Term
355.                 _____ are thoracic tests for breathing and thoracic mechanics.
Definition
64.  ARM OVERHEAD TESTS
Term
356.                 If thoracic scoliosis is effected by the quadratus lumborum, use the _____ to strengthen, and the _____ to stretch.
Definition
65.  HIP-HIKING; SIDE LYING LEG OFF TABLE
Term
357.                 _____ is a thoracic exercise to flatten the back, extend thoracics, and improve shoulder ROM.
Definition
66.  WALL ANGLE
Term
358.                 _____ tests and exercises are used to assess and correct breathing mechanics in the thoracic region.
Definition
67.  BREUGGER’S EXERCISE
Term
359.                 Low back hyperlordosis is caused by tight _____ and _____, and weak _____.
Definition
68.  TIGHT: PSOAS AND PARASPINALS; WEAK: ABDOMINALS
Term
360.                 Low back hypolordosis is caused by tight _____, and weak _____ and _____.
Definition
69.  TIGHT: ABDOMINALS; WEAK: PARASPINALS AND PSOAS
Term
361.                 Anterior pelvic tilt is caused by tight _____ and weak _____ and _____.
Definition
70.  TIGHT QUADS; WEAK HAMSTRINGS AND GLUTEUS MAXIMUS
Term
362.                 Posterior pelvic tilt is caused by tight _____ and _____ and weak _____.
Definition
71.  TIGHT: HAMSTRINGS AND GLUTEUS MAXIMUS; WEAK QUADS
Term
363.                 _____ is used in a variety of exercise postures to strengthen core muscles by tightening the transverse abdominis.
Definition
72.  BRACING
Term
364.                 _____ is a lumbar exercise in which the patient kneels on all fours, hunches, then arches their back.
Definition
73.  CAT-CAMEL
Term
365.                 _____ is an exercise in which the patient lies on the floor supine then lifts the buttocks off the floor.
Definition
74.  BRIDGE (EXTENSION QUADRUPED)
Term
366.                 A _____ is a bridge with both feet on the floor.
Definition
75.  DOUBLE LEG BRIDGE
Term
367.                 A _____ is a bridge when one leg is extended out straight.
Definition
76.  SINGLE LEG BRIDGE
Term
368.                 _____ is when the patient is prone, and their legs are held down. The patient is instructed to lift head and trunk up without help from arms.
Definition
77.  BACK EXTENSION
Term
369.                 _____ is when the patient is face down with their abdomen over a ball and feet braced against the wall. The patient is instructed to arch head and trunk upward.
Definition
78.  SUPERMAN ON BALL
Term
370.                 _____ is when the patient lies back supine with right leg straight and left knee bent with foot on floor. The palm of right hand is under their back and the patient raises their left arm overhead while abdominal bracing. Slowly draw opposite arm and leg together over the abdomen while crunching lower ribs down without using posterior pelvic tilt.
Definition
79.  DEAD BUG
Term
371.                 _____ is when the patient lies on the floor supine with both hands under the small of back. One knee is bend and one knee is straight. Abdominal brace, and raise head and trunk (to shoulder blades) off the floor.
Definition
80.  CURL UP
Term
372.                 _____ is when the patient is supine with feet on a dynamic ball. With an abdominal brace, have the patient bridge the pelvis up.
Definition
81.  HAMSTRING CURL
Term
373.                 An abducted gait pattern may be caused by these 3 conditions.
Definition
82.  1) GLUTEUS MEDIUS WEAKNESS, 2) TFL CONTRACTURE, 3) QL SCOLIOSIS
Term
374.                 An adducted gait pattern is caused by adductor _____.
Definition
83.  OVERCONTRACTURE
Term
375.                 3 ways to strengthen the gluteus medius.
Definition
84.  1) SIDE BRIDGE, 2) ONE LEG STANCE, 3) CLAM
Term
376.                 The terrible triad of knee injuries involves these 3 structures.
Definition
85.  1) ACL, 2) MCL, 3) MEDIAL MENISCUS
Term
377.                 _____ is the best test to diagnose ACL tears.
Definition
86.  LACHMAN’S
Term
378.                 _____ is the best test to diagnose meniscus tears.
Definition
87.  MCMURRAY’S
Term
379.                 A PCL tear is associated with a _____ sign.
Definition
88.  SAG SIGN
Term
380.                 If the patient has anterior head carriage/chin poking, we must strengthen the _____.
Definition
89.  SUBOCCIPITALS
Term
381.                 6 weak muscles in upper crossed syndrome.
Definition
90.  1) SUPRAHYOIDS, 2) DEEP NECK FLEXORS, 3) SUBSCAPULARIS, 4) LOWER TRAPS, 5) SERRATUS ANTERIOR, 6) DIAPHRAGM
Term
382.                 6 tight muscles in upper crossed syndrome.
Definition
91.  1) SCM, 2) MASSETER, 3) SUBOCCIPITAL, 4) UPPER TRAPS, 5) LEVATOR SCAPULAE, 6) PECTORALS
Term
383.                 CERVICO-CRANIAL PAINFUL JOINT: TRIGGER POINT:
Definition
a.      TRIGGER POINT: SCM
Term
384.                 CERVICO-CRANIAL PAINFUL JOINT: SHORTENED MUSCLE:
Definition
b.     SHORTENED MUSCLE: SUBOCCIPITALS
Term
385.                 CERVICO-CRANIAL PAINFUL JOINT: INHIBITED MUSCLE: DEEP
Definition
c.      INHIBITED MUSCLE: DEEP NECK FLEXORS
Term
386.                 GLENO-HUMERAL PAINFUL JOINT TRIGGER POINT:
Definition
a.      TRIGGER POINT: UPPER TRAPS
Term
387.                 GLENO-HUMERAL PAINFUL JOINT SHORTENED MUSCLE:
Definition
b.     SHORTENED MUSCLE: LEVATOR SCAP
Term
388.                 GLENO-HUMERAL PAINFUL JOINT INHIBITED MUSCLE:
Definition
c.      INHIBITED MUSCLE: LOWER TRAPS OR SUBSCAP
Term
389.                 UPPER RIBS PAINFUL JOINT TRIGGER POINT:
Definition
a.      TRIGGER POINT: SCALENES
Term
390.                 UPPER RIBS PAINFUL JOINT SHORTENED MUSCLE:
Definition
b.     SHORTENED MUSCLE: PECTORALS
Term
391.                 UPPER RIBS PAINFUL JOINT INHIBITED MUSCLE:
Definition
c.      INHIBITED MUSCLE: DIAPHRAGM
Term
392.                 TMJ PAINFUL JOINT TRIGGER POINT:
Definition
a.      TRIGGER POINT: LATERAL PTERYGOIDS
Term
393.                 TMJ PAINFUL JOINT SHORTENED MUSCLE:
Definition
b.     SHORTENED MUSCLE: MASSETER
Term
394.                 TMJ PAINFUL JOINT INHIBITED MUSCLE:
Definition
c.      INHIBITED MUSCLE: SUPRAHYOIDS
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