Treatment timing Flashcards

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acute vs chronic intervals between tx?

A

acute= 1x per day or every 6h

chronic= 2x per week

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acute vs chronic total time?

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acute= 3-5x

chronic= 5-10x (harder to predict, can increase if need to)

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excess vs deficient needle retention?

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generally 15-20 minutes

excess= shorter
deficiency= longer
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time for needle stimulation?

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every 5 minutes- BUT consider your patient (comfortable vs nervous) (first time vs 10th time)

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Best time for tx?

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follow Chinese clock (not always realistic)

1) insomnia= afternoon/evening
2) dysmenorrhea= 1 week before
3) asthma/malaria= 2 hours before
4) stroke= immediately

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acute vs chronic for txs after symptoms disappear?

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acute= 3-5x more spaced out

chronic= more

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