Thermal Modalities II (PPT and Reclec) Flashcards

1
Q

refers to the medical use of
ultrasound waves for therapeutic purposes, such
as treating injuries and promoting healing

A

THERAPEUTIC ULTRASOUND

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2
Q

MECHANISM OF HEAT PRODUCTION

A

Vibration
Molecular Movement
Friction
Heat

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3
Q

Temp. rise in joints

A

7-8C°

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4
Q

Temp. rise in muscle

A

2-3C°

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5
Q

Temp. rise in area around the joint

A

3-5C°

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5
Q

↑ motor nerve conduction

A

0.5 W/cm2

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6
Q

↑ nerve conduction

A

3 W/cm2

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7
Q

↓ nerve conduction

A

1-2 W/cm2

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8
Q

Movement of drugs through the skin into the subcutaneous tissues under the influence of the ultrasound

A

Phonophoresis

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9
Q

Mechanical effect produced by the
compression and rarefaction of waves (as
they pass thru to tissues)

A

MICROMASSAGE

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10
Q

Formation of tiny gas bubbles in the
tissues as a result of US vibration

A

CAVITATION

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11
Q

Movement of fluids along the boundaries
of cell membrane or tissue structures

A

ACOUSTIC STREAMING

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12
Q

Formed due to reflected waves
superimposed (interfere) on the incident
waves

A

STANDING WAVES

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13
Q

Can cause stasis of cells in blood vessels

A

STANDING WAVES

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14
Q

deeper tissues or
target specific therapeutic goals

A

Higher intensities

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14
Q

superficial tissues for
patients who are sensitive to the treatment

A

Lower intensities

15
Q

Power/strength of the US waves

A

Intensity

15
Q

Number of US waves emitted per second

A

Frequency

15
Q

Setting of the machine

A

Mode

16
Q

Rate of energy transfer from the unit to the
body

A

Intensity

17
Q

Duration of the session

A

Treatment length

17
Q

Twice as the size of the sound-head

A

Treatment size area

18
Q

Method: Parallel,
longitudinal,
circular FO8

A

Direct

19
Q

Method: Underwater,
rubber bags

A

Indirect

20
Q

Distance to skin: 8mm

A

Direct

21
Q

Couplant: Gel/cream

A

Direct

22
Q

Couplant: Degassed H2O

A

Indirect

23
Q

Distance to skin: 50mm/10-20mm

A

Indirect

24
Q

Surface: smooth and flat

A

Direct

25
Q

Surface: irregular

A

Indirect

26
Q

intensity: same

A

Direct

27
Q

advantage: best for irre. surfaces

A

indirect

27
Q

intensity: increase by 5w/cm2

A

Indirect

27
Q

advantage: greater coverage

A

direct

28
Q

disadvantage: messy

A

direct

29
Q

disadvtange: consuming

A

indirect