Estim Types - brief intense TENS through other uses Flashcards

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what is brief intense TENS used for

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used to provide rapid-onset, short term pain relief during painful procedures(wound debridement, passive stretching, joint mob)

trying to distract them

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when would you use brief intense TENS

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  • trying to distract from the pain

- wound debridement, passive stretching, joint mobs

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burst mode TENS

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combination of high and low rate TENS
stimulation of endogenous opiates
more tolerable than low rate TENS

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hyperstimulation TENS

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noxiously stimulate trigger point or local area of pain such as tendonitis

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amplitude modulation

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often used to improve patient tolerance and limit adaptation

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modulation mode TENS

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  • a method of modulating parameters of any above TENS to prevent adaptation due to constant ES
  • alters fq., intensity or pulse duration by at least 10%
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low-intensity DC

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  • one long pulse
  • does not stimulate sensory/motor nerves
  • monophasic
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what is low intensity DC used for

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wound healing, tissue repair

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9
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high volt pulsed current: wave form

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typically paired monophasic with instantaneous rise and exponential fall of current

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is there a ramp time with high volt pulsed current

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no

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what is high volt pulsed current used for

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wound healing, tissue repair

can be for pain

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wound healing concept

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  • intact skin surface negative with respect to deeper epidermal layers
  • injury to skin develops positive potentials initially and negative potentials during healing
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iontophoresis goal

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  • application of a continuous direct current to transport medicinal agents through the skin or mucous membrane for therapeutic purpose
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if the meds dexamethasone is negative polarity, what electrode would you place for iontophoresis

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negative - cathode

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15
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decrease muscle spasm

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NMES

alter on:off time to achieve goal

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16
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edema reduction

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NMES

muscle pump to increase lymph and venous flow

17
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estim for denervated muscle

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  • must activate the sarcolemma
  • requires high amp and duration
  • majority of E-stim units dont offer