Heat and Cooling Flashcards
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4 Hemodynamics of Cooling
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- Vasodilation: arteriole/venules contract-> decrease bleeding; fluid filtration decreased
- Metab/Vasoactive agents reduced: reduce inflam; increase blood viscosity/resistance to flow
- Decreased warm blood flow: slower to re-warm
- Cold Induced Vasodilation: >30 min Hunting response
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2 Metabolics of Cooling
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- Decreased metab/oxy demand: decrease in all tissue, inflamm reaction, and cellulary demand~ limits secondary hypoxia
- Healing reaction reduced: slow healing increases infection risk
3
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4 Neuromuscular of Cooling
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- Depolarization threshold increased
- Nerve conduc veloc slowed: lasts up to 15 mins; extreme cold blocks nerve
- Pain tolerance increased: perception threshold increased
- Muscle spasm decreased: less local neural activity
4
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4 Goals of Cold
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- Limit edema (vasoconstrict, less bleeding, less metab/vasoactives, less fluid filtration)
- Reduce pain (slower nerve conduc veloc, higher pain tolerance via high threshold)
- Muscle relaxation (decreased neural activity)
- Limit secondary hypoxic injury (less metab/oxy demand of tissues)
5
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Cold Contraindications
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impaired circulation periph vascular disease cold sensitivity ryanaud's infection regenerating periph nerve
6
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4 Hemodynamics of Heat
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- Inflam mediators: vasodilat metabs
- Superficial vasodilation
- Increase tissue oxygen: stimulates healing
- Decreased blood visosity
7
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2 Metabolics of Heat
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- Increased enyzmatic activity
2. Oxygen dissociation: increased uptake by tissue, more nutrients for healing
8
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3 Neuromuscular of Heat
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- Increased nerve conduction velocity
- Decreased muscle spasm
- Increased soft tissue extensibility/elasticity: increased flexibility, decreased joint stiffness
9
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5 Goals of Heat
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- Increase blood flow (vasodilation)
- Reduce pain (dissipate toxic soup via vasodil)
- Tissue healing (increase oxygenation)
- Decrease muscle spasm (decrease neural activity)
- Increase extensibili/elasticity
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Heat Contraindications
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Acute injury impaired circulation or sensation peripheral vascular disease malignancy infection