Electrotherapy Flashcards

1
Q

What gives up electrons easily?

A

Conductors

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2
Q

Where are charges not free to move around?

A

Insulators

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3
Q

Flow of electrons known as?

SI unit?

A

Current.

Amp.

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4
Q

What is Ohm’s law?

A

Relationship b/w current, voltage, and resistance.

I= V/R

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5
Q

Force or pressure of electricity?

A

Voltage

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6
Q

Resistance to AC flow?

A

Impedance.

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7
Q

3 waveforms of Electric current?

A

DC
AC
Pulsative

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8
Q

Continuous flow in 1 direction?

A

DC

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9
Q

Continous bidirectional flow??

A

AC

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10
Q

Muscle contraction frequency

A

1-10 pps

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11
Q

Tetanic frequency?

A

20-50 pps

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12
Q

Decrease in nerve AP frequency over time?

A

Accomodation

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13
Q

Minimum amplitude to cause depolarization?

A

Rheobase

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14
Q

Time required to depolarize when peak current is 2x rheobase?

A

Chronaxie

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15
Q

Optimal excitation of nerve occurs between

A

Rheobase and chronaxie

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