Practical I Flashcards

1
Q

contraindications

A
pregnancy
pacemaker
cardiac conditions
open wound
cognitive/sensory impairments
known adverse reaction or sensitivity to electrical stimulation or the drug
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2
Q

ultrasound sizes

A

3cm - lateral elbow, carpal bone

5cm - bicep, shoulder

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3
Q

ultrasound cycle types and what they are used for

A

thermal/heat - continuous: for stretching a muscle

non-thermal - pulsed: for inflammation (20% on machine)

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4
Q

ultrasound MHz

A

1 - deeper tissues, heats up slower (shoulder)

3 - more shallow, heats up faster (hand/elbow)

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5
Q

ultrasound watts/cm2

A

0.8-1.0 - tissue healing (start here - for 1MHz can increase)
do not go past 1.8

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6
Q

how to use ultrasound

A

clean skin, apply gel, turn on device and adjust settings, continuous circular motions

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7
Q

TENS use and electrode placement

A

pain

bracket pain with electrodes (doesn’t matter red/black)1

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8
Q

TENS settings steps

A
clean skin, check for contraindications
plug in electrodes 
adjust to TENS by pressing M/II
select hand or shoulder
press U1 with the body part button
S - time doesn't matter
S - frequency
S - width
S - to close
\+ to turn on
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9
Q

TENS high frequency

A

100 MHz, gate theory

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10
Q

TENS low frequency

A

10 MHz, endogenous pain control

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11
Q

TENS width

A

100-200 for small muscles (wrist?)
300 microseconds for hand
at least 400 for large muscles

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12
Q

NMES use and electrode placement

A

movement, ROM, contraction, strengthen mx

2 in apart, negative (black) goes over mx belly, positive (red) goes below the black

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13
Q

NMES steps

A
clean skin, check for contraindications
plug in electrodes 
adjust to NMES by pressing M/II
select hand or shoulder
press U1 with the body part button
S - time doesn't matter
S - PPS
S - width
S - ramp time
S - ratio time
S - to close
\+ to turn on
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14
Q

NMES ramp

A

3-5 sec

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15
Q

NMES ratio

A

1:4

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16
Q

NMES PPS

A

small mx: 30-35

large mx: 40-50

17
Q

NMES width

A

?

18
Q

iontophoresis electrode placement

A

directly over the painful area

use all 4; same electrodes go across each other

19
Q

iontophoresis where does the medicine go

A

in the coinciding pouch (neg medicine in neg compartment)

20
Q

iontophoresis steps

A

clean skin, check for contraindications
plug in electrodes
adjust to IF by pressing M/II
select hand or shoulder
use program 1
one channel 4000 HZ, other at 4100 HZ, cancels out so you feel 100
increase amplitude on R side (L adjusts itself)