Science of Modalities Flashcards

1
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forms of mechanical modalities

A

ultrasound
traction
compression

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2
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forms of electric modalities

A

TENS
FES
NMES
Diathermy
iontophoresis

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3
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forms of light modalities

A

UV
Laser
Infrared

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4
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forms of thermal modalities

A

hot packs
cryotherapy
fluidotherapy
paraffin

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5
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forms of hydraulic modalities

A

aquatic therapy
hydrotherapy

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6
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frequency vibrations

A

of vibrations per second

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7
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velocity definition

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distribution of wavelength over time

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8
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dispersion definition

A

energy hitting soft tissue and the way that it responds

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9
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reflection dispersion definition

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energy hitting soft tissue and returning in the same direction in which it entered

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10
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refraction dispersion definition

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energy hitting soft tissue and changing direction

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11
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what is the major difference between VAS and Numeric Pain Rating scale

A

VAS = 10 cm line that must be written on

Numeric = 0-10 subjective assessment spoken by patient

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12
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what are examples of pain inventories

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mcgill-mezlack pain questionnaire
anatomic pain drawing

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13
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what is a dolorimeter

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pressure monitor that determines the level of tolerance to pressure when applied in a specific location

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14
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what is the limitation of circumferential measurements

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intra/interater reliability

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15
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what is the limitaion of volumetric measurements

A

not specific to location
can be non conducive to measuring an entire extremity

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16
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what is important to remember when considering evidence based practice

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asking clinically relevant questions
use of published evidence
– reviewing said evidence
determine applicability of research
relating research to current patient