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Which pathway must you have a certification in PAMS to use them? - Nebraska What type of force does iontophoresis use to administer medicatoin? - low-intensity, direct electrical current to create a therapeutic effect. Iontophoresis uses transdermal drug delivery system. T or F - True What type of conditions can iontophoresis treat? - -musculoskeletal conditions - actue inflammatory conditions -modify scar tissue How does iontophoresis work? - delivers ionic drugs across the barrier because the charged drugs help to carry the current to complete and electrical circuit. -like charges repel and opposite charges attract to help push the medication into the patient What are common indications for use of iontophoresis? - -inflammatory conditions -local anestesia -decrease joint pain What are precautions and contraindications for use of iontophoresis? - -patients with known sensitivity or allergy to medication -care for those who might be pregnant -patients with diabetes that are insulin dependent (corticosteroids) -shellfish allergy with iodex for scar mgt.

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OTD 433 Final


OTD 433 FINAL EXAM 2025
Which pathway must you have a certification in PAMS to use them? - Nebraska


What type of force does iontophoresis use to administer medicatoin? - low-
intensity, direct electrical current to create a therapeutic effect.


Iontophoresis uses transdermal drug delivery system. T or F - True


What type of conditions can iontophoresis treat? - -musculoskeletal conditions
- actue inflammatory conditions
-modify scar tissue


How does iontophoresis work? - delivers ionic drugs across the barrier because the
charged drugs help to carry the current to complete and electrical circuit.
-like charges repel and opposite charges attract to help push the medication into the
patient


What are common indications for use of iontophoresis? - -inflammatory conditions
-local anestesia
-decrease joint pain


What are precautions and contraindications for use of iontophoresis? - -patients
with known sensitivity or allergy to medication
-care for those who might be pregnant


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-patients with diabetes that are insulin dependent (corticosteroids)
-shellfish allergy with iodex for scar mgt.


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication:
lidocaine hydrochloride - -analgesia, bursitis, neuritis
-positive polarity


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication: 1%
and 2% sodium salicylate - -Analgesia, plantar warts
-negative polarity


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication:
hyaluronidase (wydase) - -swelling, sprians, strains
-positive polarity


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication: tap
water - -hyperhidrosis of palms and feet
-positive and negative polarity


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication: 2%
copper sulfate - -antibacterial, fungicidal; athlete's foot
-positive polarity


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication: 2%
acetic acid solution - -calcium deposits, calcific tendinitis myositis, ossificans,
musculoskeletal conditions


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-negative polarity


Describe the therapeutic indication and polarity of iontophoresis medication: 1mL
0.4% dexamethasone sodium phosphate (decadron) - -anti-inflammatory,
osteoarthritis, bursitis, tendinitis
-negative polarity


Which form of electrotherapy is used for pain modulation? - TENS with alternating
current


Which form of electrotherapy is used for drug delivery? - iontophoresis with direct
current


which form of electrotherapy is used for movement/muscle stimulation? - NMES
with alternating current


which pain theory helped to develop TENS? - gate control therory of pain


gate-control theory - the theory that the spinal cord contains a neurological "gate"
that blocks pain signals or allows them to pass on to the brain. The "gate" is
opened by the activity of pain signals traveling up small nerve fibers and is closed
by activity in larger fibers or by information coming from the brain.


nociceptors =
mechanoreceptors =


and both synapse where? - pain fibers
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