Modalities Flashcards

1
Q

Water Temp for hot packs?

A

158-167

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2
Q

Hot packs transmit heat through _______

A

Conduction

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3
Q

How many layers or towels between hot pack and skin?

A

8-10

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4
Q

What should the freezer be set at for cold packs

A

25 degrees fahrenheit

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5
Q

How long should a cold pack be applied?

A

20 minutes for up to two centimeters in depth.

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6
Q

The temperature of the paraffin mixture should be maintained at what degrees?

A

113-122 degrees fahrenheit.

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7
Q

How many times is needed for the dip-wrap method with paraffin?

A

6-10 times

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8
Q

The temperature of the cold bath is?

A

55-64 degrees fahrenheit

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9
Q

Long-stretch compression bandages:

A

60-70 mm Hg and applied to patients who are immobile.

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10
Q

Short-stretch compression bandages:

A

Low pressure at rest and high working when mm’s expand. Pt must have a functional calf mm and functional gait pattern to maximally benefit form this bandage.

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11
Q

Multi-layered bandages:

A

Produce moderate to high resting pressure through the use of several bandages containing layers. Used to treat venous stasis ulcers

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12
Q

Semirigid bandages:

A

most often consist of treated cause applied to distal extremity.

  • Unna’s boot is a good example
  • provide a sustained compression force of 35-40 mm Hg.
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13
Q

Off the shelf compression garments provide how much compression force

A

16-18 mm Hg and are used to prevent deep vein thrombosis

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14
Q

Compression garment pressure for scar tissue control?

A

20-30 mm Hg

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15
Q

Compression garment pressure for edema control?

A

30-40 mm Hg

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16
Q

What parameter is primarily responsible for determining the depth of US?

A

Frequency

17
Q

Alternating Current is expressed in?

A

Hertz

18
Q

Used to describe electrical charge

A

Coulomb

19
Q

Ampere is:

A

the rate of current

20
Q

US should be moved at what rate per second?

A

4 cm per second

21
Q

What measure quantity of energy delivered per unit area in US?

A

Intensity/ energy

22
Q

Duty cycle in US?

A

On/off time:

Duty cycle = onetime/ on time+off time

23
Q

Spatial-averaged intensity:

A

Intensity on the US unity expressed in watts per square centimeter

24
Q

Spatial-peack intensity:

A

Refers to the intensity of the US beam at its highest point.

25
Q

Beam nonuniformity ration:

A

Is the ratio between spatial-peak intensity and spatial-averaged intensity:

26
Q

Ratio for on:off time on electrical stimulation for muscle re-education:

A

1:5 in order to minimize mm fatigue