Ch. 1, 2, and 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What are three examples of thermal agents?

A

hot pack, ice pack, ultrasound, and diathermy

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2
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What are mechanical agents?

A

Traction, compression, water, and sound

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3
Q

What are electromagnetic agents?

A

Electromagnetic fields, electrical currents.

UV, LASER, TENS

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4
Q

Transudate?

A

Fluid that first forms during inflammation

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5
Q

Exudate?

A

cloudy thicker fluid

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6
Q

What does pus indicate in a wound?

A

sign of infection

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7
Q

During initial injury what are the goals?

A

Prevent further injury or bleeding, and clean open wound

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8
Q

Properties of C fibers?

A

-transmit signals slowly
-transmit signals that are dull, throbbing aching, burning
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9
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What are different types of pain?

A

Acute pain- pain that lasts 3-6 months
Chronic pain- pain that doesn’t resovle in the normal recovery time
Referred pain- pain that is referred to a muscular
Radicualr pain- direct
Neuropathic pain- pain caused by a lesion or disease affecting the nerves
Pain caused by malignancy- bone cancer
Complex regional pain syndrome- over active nervous system

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10
Q

What are they effects of physical agents?

A

reduce inflammation, accelerates tissue healing, relieves pain, alters tissue extensibility, and modifies tone.

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11
Q

True or false cryotherapy is recommended during the chronic inflammation phase?

A

False, cryo can increase joint stiffness

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12
Q

what are the goals of the proliferation stage?

A

control scar tissue, ensure circulation, maintain strength and flexibility

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13
Q

What is the pain-spasm pain cycle?

A

nocioceptor activation causes transmission cell activation that stimulates anterior horn cells to cause muscles to contract. This produces compression of blood vessels, accumulation of chemical irritants,

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14
Q

What is the final nerve in a muscle contraction?

A

alpha motor neuron

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