Hydrotherapy for head and neck Flashcards

1
Q

What is the term used to draw away from one area by increasing the circulation to another?

A

Derivation

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What is the term used to drive away from one part of the body with cold

A

Retrostasis

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What is a “Very Hot” temperature range?

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105-110 F; used for short times

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4
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What is a “Hot” temperature range?

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98-104 F; Common Therapy Range

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5
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What is a “Warm or neutral” temperature range?

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93-97 F; okay even for long periods

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What is a “Cold” temperature range?

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55-65 F; Common Therapy Range

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7
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Why use Cold therapy?

A

to slow down metabolism and circulation

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8
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When do use Cold: Tonifying? Don’t use?

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Use: Acute injury/inflammation; Stops bleeding

Dont Use: Acute Asthma and cystitis

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Why use a neutral therapy? Don’t use?

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Use: to calm down

Dont Use: Cardiac and Kidney disease

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10
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Why use a hot therapy?

What is it used for?

A

to relax and improve circulation

Used for: Post injury, muscle spasms

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Why use a warming therapy?

What is it used for?

A

To stimulate immune and circulatory function

Used: for cold, chest congestion, lung conditions

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12
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Why use Contrast therapy?

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to move blood and waste products in and out of an area, move nutrition and blood in

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