Fluidotherapy effects - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A patient with a hx of thrombosis who is taking an anticoagulant presents with lower extremity muscle sorenes after hiking. Which of the following modalities is contraindicated? A. Interferential with suction B. Cryotherapy C. High-volt Pulsed Direct Current D. Low-Frequency - ️️A. interferential with suction A 46 yo Male hemiplegic presents with a history of shoulder spasticity and secondary shoulder joint dysfunction. Which of the following would elicit a temporary, therapeatically...

NBCE PHYSIOTHERAPY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ A patient with a hx of thrombosis who is taking an anticoagulant presents with lower extremity muscle sorenes after hiking. Which of the following modalities is contraindicated? A. Interferential with suction B. Cryotherapy C. High-volt Pulsed Direct Current D. Low-Frequency - -A. interferential with suction A 46 yo Male hemiplegic presents with a history of shoulder spasticity and secondary shoulder joint dysfunction. Which o...

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NBCOT Burn Questions VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS 100% PASS 2023/2024 An OTR® is working with a client who has had a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). One of the client's goals is independence in baking activities. Which modality intervention is BEST used to decrease shoulder subluxation of the nonpainful hemiparetic arm during this task? A. Ultrasound B. Fluidotherapy C. Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) D. Conventional transcutaneous nerve stimulation (TENS) - ANSWER The...

Physical Agent Modalities (PAMs) - correct answer are those procedures and interventions that are systematically applied to modify specific client factors when neurological, musculoskeletal, or skin conditions are present that may be limiting occupational performance. PAMs use various forms of energy to modulate pain, modify tissue healing, increase tissue extensibility, modify skin and scar tissue, and decrease edema or inflammation. PAMs are used in pre...

NPTE – Modalities Exam Study Set |100% Correct Question and Answers| #latest Methods of heat transmission: *Ans* Conduction - physical contact (hot packs, paraffin) Convection - movement of air or fluid (whirlpool, fluidotherapy) Radiation - transmission of electromagnetic energy (infrared lamp) Physiologocial effects of general heat application *Ans* Increased cardiac output, metabolic rate, pulse rate, respiratory rate, vasodilation Decreased BP, muscle activity, blood to internal ...

NBCE Physiotherapy Questions and Answers Already Graded A A patient with a hx of thrombosis who is taking an anticoagulant presents with lower extremity muscle sorenes after hiking. Which of the following modalities is contraindicated? A. Interferential with suction B. Cryotherapy C. High-volt Pulsed Direct Current D. Low-Frequency A. interferential with suction A 46 yo Male hemiplegic presents with a history of shoulder spasticity and secondary shoulder joint dysfunction. Which of the foll...

A patient with a hx of thrombosis who is taking an anticoagulant presents with lower extremity muscle sorenes after hiking. Which of the following modalities is contraindicated? A. Interferential with suction B. Cryotherapy C. High-volt Pulsed Direct Current D. Low-Frequency - A. interferential with suction A 46 yo Male hemiplegic presents with a history of shoulder spasticity and secondary shoulder joint dysfunction. Which of the following would elicit a temporary, therapeatically effec...

NPTE - Modalities Methods of heat transmission: ANSWER- Conduction - physical contact (hot packs, paraffin) Convection - movement of air or fluid (whirlpool, fluidotherapy) Radiation - transmission of electromagnetic energy (infrared lamp) Physiologocial effects of general heat application ANSWER- Increased cardiac output, metabolic rate, pulse rate, respiratory rate, vasodilation Decreased BP, muscle activity, blood to internal organs, blood flow to resting muscle, stroke volume How...

DECREASED ROM HINTS Neutral zone: - correct answer Mid-range ROM is always the best place to start ACUTE STAGE includes - correct answer (inflammation and edema) 1 - 4 weeks, depends on severity PRICES for first 48 hours Passive ROM within limit of pain as swelling decreases Active assisted ROM within limit of pain PRICES stands for - correct answer ...