Ultrasound Parameters UNFINISHED Flashcards

1
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Frequency for deeper tissues, muscles, & most joints?

A

1 MHz

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2
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Frequncy for superficial tissues, small muscles, most tendons, and small joints?

A

3 MHz

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3
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Continuous mode uses?

A

heating effects and pain

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4
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Pulsed mode uses?

A

tissue and bone healing
maybe swelling

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5
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Intensity to heat tissues?

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at 1 MHz: 1.0-2.0 w/cm^2
at 3 MHz: 0.5 w/cm^2 will produce heat if continuous mode
Deeper tissues require higher intensity
Superficial tissues requires lower intensity

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6
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Duration general rule?

A

5-10 min for 2x the size of the ERA

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7
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Thermal ultrasound clinical application?

A

prior to stretching or mobilization
reduction of pain

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8
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Nonthermal ultrasound clinical application

A

altering cell membrane permeability
accelerate tissue healing (dermal ulcers, surgical skin incisions, tendon injuries, bone fractures)

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9
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Ultrasound for soft tissue extensibility clinical application

A

by warming up tissues
altering viscoelasticity of collagen and alteration of the collagen matrix

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10
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Ultrasound for pain control clinical application

A

altering transmission or perception
decrease pain by heating up/healing tissue

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