Cryotherapy

Question 0

ice can cause pain when it becomes noxious by stimulating these pain fibers

Answer 0

a delta, c fibers

Question 1

using ice limits secondary injury by blank the blank for oxygen in damaged tissues

Answer 1

decreasing, need

Question 2

ice can decrease pain by blank nerve impulses and temporarily close the blank

Answer 2

slowing down, spinal gate

Question 3

four stages of icing a body part (CBAN)

Answer 3

cold, burning, aching, numb

Question 4

initially, blank will occur with the application of ice to slow down blood flow

Answer 4

vasoconstriction

Question 5

after vasoconstriction, there will be blank that shows up as red but there will be small white spots called blank so the blank doesnt cool down too much

Answer 5

vasodilation, motteling, core

Question 6

three therapeutic effects of cryotherapy

Answer 6

hemodynamic, neuromuscular, metabolic

Question 7

cryotherapy causes an activation of the blank nervous system to cause blank

Answer 7

sympathetic, vasoconstriction

Question 8

reddening of skin

Answer 8

erytherma

Question 9

four stages of cold are part of the blank effects of cryotherapy

Answer 9

neuromuscular

Question 10

cold inhibits blank, small blank

Answer 10

myelinated, fibers

Question 11

neuromuscular effect of cryotherapy is that it reduces blank by inhibiting the blank

Answer 11

muscle spasm, muscle spindle

Question 12

muscle strength blank after 5 mins of cooling

Answer 12

increases

Question 13

ice decreases blank rate

Answer 13

metabolic

Question 14

three things to think about before doing something

Answer 14

1. is this appropriate for impairment/stage of healing
2. explain exactly what you’re doing to them and why
3. informed consent