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| thermal and photochemical |
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| action of shortwave and microwave diathermy? |
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| shortwave diathermy using butterfly electrodes for? |
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| while using microwave, the patient must wear what type of goggles? |
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| Therma,mechanical,chemical,neural |
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| any joint and musculoskeletal inflammation? |
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| therapeutic range of ultrasound? |
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1 mhz- deep
3 mhz -superficial |
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| pulsed ultrasound does what to heat? |
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| chemical to mechanical or vice versa |
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| driving chemical into skin... |
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| direct currents polarity? |
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| soluble ionic salts are introduced into the body by electrical means |
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| minimal stimulation to cause contraction |
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| min amount of time to cause a contraction @ 2 rheobase |
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electrochemical(has polarity)
electrokinetic- act of muscle contraction
LV can burn patient |
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| just like ice! for acute pain, attracts oxygen, attracts acids |
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| chronic pain, attracts hydrogen |
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| What would you use for a denervated muscle? |
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| high and fast 70> pulses/sec |
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| low and slow .. 1-10 pulses/sec |
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gate pain control
opiate pain control |
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| What types of pain does the TENS treat? |
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| all types except visceral |
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| action of interferential? |
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| electrokinetic, pain contral |
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| cycle time for russian stiim? |
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| microcurrent indications? |
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| should the patient feel microcurrent? |
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| decrease inflmmation 1st, then 2ndary decrease pain |
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| 3 phases of stretch shortening cycle? |
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| eccentric-amortization-concentric |
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| laterally rotates thigh , abducts the flexed thigh at the hip |
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| ABDUCTS,flexes, and medially rotates hip joint |
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| muscles of adductor group"? |
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| lower, magnus, longus,brevis.. adducts lower limb |
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| action of erector spinae? |
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| plantar flexes ankle joint and assists in flexion of the knee |
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| dorsiflexes and inverts foot |
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| tibialis posterior action? |
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| plantar flexion and inversion of foot |
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| everts foot, assists in plantar flexion, depresses head of first metatarsal |
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| bilaterally flex the vertebral column, unilaterally rotate the vertebral column |
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| extends and laterally rotates hip. |
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| abducts hip joint, anterior fibers medially roatate, and posterior fibers laterally rotate |
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semitendinosus and membranosus flexes and medially rotate knee.
long and short heads of biceps - laterally rotate and flex knee |
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| pec major - upper and lower ? |
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| adducts and medially rotates humerus. |
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| tilts the scapula anteriorly |
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| elevates scapula and assists in rotation , so that glenoid faces caudally |
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| internal rotation, adducts and extends shoulder. stretch t major while strengthening t minor w external rotation |
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| adduction of the scapula. upper fibers elevate and lower fibers depress scapula |
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| internal rotation , stabalizes head of humerus in glenoid cavity during movement |
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| internal rotation, adducts, and extends shoulder . |
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| SCM,scalenes,rectus capitis anterior |
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bilaterally- flexion of head
unilaterally- rotation of head |
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| adduct and elevate scapula |
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| adduction, depression and lateral rotation of scap |
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| abducts scapula, rotates inferior angle laterally |
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| external rotation of shoulder joint |
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| external rotation of shoulder |
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bilaterally-flexion
unilaterally- rotation |
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