russian stimulation Flashcards
russian stimulation is also known as
medium frequency burst alternating current
what elctrotherapy is characterized by bust pulses or intermittent pulses
russian current
differences of russian from the other currents
it is painless
the mscle contraction can generate 30 perc more force
muscle strength of 40 perc can be achived
duration
10 minutes
once daily for 3-6 months
characteristics of russian current
they use polyphasic sinusodial waveform 2500hz maximum current amplitude is 100ma and 70 for clinical use burst freq 50 burst duration 10
what are the electrode placements in russian
parallel to the direction of muscle fibers
time delay switch modes for russian stimulation
synchronous mode
reciprocal mode
overlapping mode
sensory nerve fibers and motor nerve fibers effects respectively
moderate prickling sensation and tetanic muscle contraction
therapuetic effects
to improve muscle strength .. the amplitude is… tetanic muscle 50-70 hz ..150-200 us
apply in isometrics in diff rom the 10 50 10 rule is applied
to reduce muscle spasm .. same for hz but 50-175 us
provide brief isometric contractions same amplitude for muscle strength
to reduce oedema…… small visible muscle contraction
35-50 freq .. 400 us duration
treatment time is 0-15 min
what is the carrier frequency of russian
2500 hz
duty cycle
Duty cycle is the proportion of on-time to the summation of both the on
and off time expressed as percentages
its 50 perc with russian current
ramp up and ramp down is set for how many sec
1-2
widely used clinical prorcol with russian is
10 50 10
physiological effects depends on what
total number of bursts delivered per sec
russian current has a capacity to depolarize
the russian current depolarizes what fibers
sensory and motor