Unit 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are 5x CONTRAINDICATIONS for the use of ES?

A
  1. Pregnancy
  2. Pacemaker
  3. Cardiac Disease
  4. Cancer
  5. Active TB
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What are the 5x PRECAUTIONS for the use of ES?

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  1. Obesity
  2. Decreased sensation perception
  3. Skin conditions (eczema)
  4. Cognition
  5. Not in path of internal or external fixation
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What are the 5 general INDICATIONS for the use of ES?

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  1. Muscle Weakness
  2. Poor Motor Control
  3. Increased Pain
  4. Decreased Circulation
  5. Increased Swelling
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4
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What ES instrument do you use to strengthen a weaken muscle?

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NMES - Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation

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5
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What ES instrument do you to improve motor control thro muscle retraining?

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FES - Functional Electrical Stimulation

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6
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What is the Gate Theory?

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T Cells a convergence of Pain Producing signals (EXCITATORY) + Pain Relieving (INHIBITORY) influences from both ascending + descending nerve fibres

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7
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More Excitatory signals =

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Signal of pain transmitted to cerebral cortex.
Gate “open”.
Transmission of pain

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More Inhibitory signals =

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Signal of pain blocked;
no message of pain sent to the cortex.
Gate “closed”
Pain transmission blocked

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9
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What ES instrument so you use for Increased Circulation?

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TENS - Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation

NMES - Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation

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10
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NMES Defintion

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The activation of muscle thro stimulation of the intact Peripheral Nerve

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11
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NMES is the best used for clients with muscle weakness…

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…And should be performed in conjunction with active exercise.

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12
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Indication for the use of NMES?

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  1. Decreased Strength and/or endurance to injury.
  2. Maintain or increase ROM (opposing muscle).
  3. Retraining a muscle
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13
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Duty Cycle: Weaker muscle…

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…Require longer times to recover between contractions

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14
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Indications for TENS

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  1. Pain Control
  2. Sensory (H.Freq): Gate closed - pain blocked.
  3. Motor (L.Freq): Endorphins
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15
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Indications for Ultra Sound

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  1. Increased Pain
  2. Increased Swelling
  3. Decreased Circulation
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16
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Indications for LLLT

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Low Level Laser Therapy.

  1. Increased Pain.
  2. Increased swelling
  3. Decreased circulation
17
Q

TENS stands for:

A

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation

18
Q

NMES stands for:

A

Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation

19
Q

IFC stand for:

A

Interferential Current

20
Q

Cathode is…

A

Negative

21
Q

Anode is…

A

Positive

22
Q

Conductors are…

A

Muscles + nerves

23
Q

Insulators are…

A

Fat, skin, bones, tendons + fascia