Heat modalities - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Deep heat modalities are contraindicated for a. Scar tissue b. Chronic inflammation c. Infection d. Bone fractures - Answer C Paraffin provides which type of heat? a. Dry superficial b. Moist superficial c. Dr

NBCE PT Boards Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers Depth of UV - answersuperficial 1-2 mm (skin) Depth of Infrared - answersuperficial 8-10 mm (vascular) Depth of Microwave Diathermy - answerdeep Depth of Shortwave Diathermy - answerdeep Depth of Ultrasound - answerdeepest! 4-8 cm Best Modality for Herpes Zoster - answerUV and ultrasound Best modality for Diabetes Mellitus - answerInfrared If open growth centers, do NOT use what modalities? (3) - answerShortwave Diathermy Micr...

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NBCE PT BOARDS- SAMPLE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. Deep heat modalities are contraindicated for a. Scar tissue b. Chronic inflammation c. Infection d. Bone fractures C Paraffin provides which type of heat? a. Dry superficial b. Moist superficial c. Dry deep d. Moist deep B What is an appropriate safety precaution for application of MWD? a. Applicator should be 12 b. Perspiration should be promoted to enhance treatment c. Remove contact lenses during treatment aroun...

NPTEFF Modalities Exam Questions and Answers All Correct General Heat Application Increases: - Answer-CO, Vasodilation, HR, RR, Metabolism General Heat Application Decreases - Answer-Muscle activity, BP, Blood to organs (Blood tends to flow more in the circulatory system), Blood to resting muscle, SV Hot pack temperature - Answer-165-170 Hot pack layers of towels - Answer-6-8 How long into application of hot pack is the patient at the greatest risk of burns? - Answer-First 5 minute...

USAHS Pathophysiology Exam 1 (Test Review Material) Questions with Revised Answers 100% Verified What cells on-scene modulate the activity of lymphocytes with a longer inflammatory process? 1st - Neutrophils 2nd - macrophages 3rd - monocytes 4th - mast cells - Answer- Macrophages Inflammation and phases of healing [4 Phases of Healing:] What cells on-scene turn into macrophages at the tissue level and are phagocytic? 1st - Neutrophils 2nd - macrophages 3rd - monocytes 4th -...

ESTHETICS: OREGON STATE BOARD PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2024/2025 GRADED A+. 2 / 9 1. What is the barrier created by skin using both sebum and sweat?: Acidmantle 2. What is the chemical reaction in which the oxidizing agent is reduced andthe reducing agent is oxidized?: Oxidation-reduction (redox) 3. What is the subtraction of oxygen or the addition of hydrogen called?: Re-duction 4. What does it mean if a liquid is immiscible?: The liquids are not mutuallysoluble. 5....

Depth of UV correct answer: superficial 1-2 mm (skin) Depth of Infrared correct answer: superficial 8-10 mm (vascular) Depth of Microwave Diathermy correct answer: deep Depth of Shortwave Diathermy correct answer: deep Depth of Ultrasound correct answer: deepest! 4-8 cm Best Modality for Herpes Zoster correct answer: UV and ultrasound Best modality for Diabetes Mellitus correct answer: Infrared If open growth centers, do NOT use what modalities? (3) correct answer:...

ESTHETICS: Oregon State Board Practice Questions and Answers What is the barrier created by skin using both sebum and sweat? - Correct Answer ️️ - Acid mantle What is the chemical reaction in which the oxidizing agent is reduced and the reducing agent is oxidized? - Correct Answer ️️ -Oxidation-reduction (redox) What is the subtraction of oxygen or the addition of hydrogen called? - Correct Answer ️️ -Reduction What does it mean if a liquid is immiscible? - Correct Answer ️...

What should the heat make the tissue go up too? Anything more would cause tissue damage - Answer- 104-113 degrees What should the hydroculator be set to temperature wise? - Answer- 158-167 degrees What is the purpose therapeutic modalities? - Answer- Add to or complement a comprehensive rehab plan, to stretch or prepare an individual for exercise What are the 3 types of biophysical agents? - Answer- Thermal Elctromagnetic Mechanical What are the types of thermal agents? - Ans...