Iontophoresis Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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

How do you isolate Glute Max for strengthening? - Answer - Prone with Knee bent What muscle is being stretched in Thomas Test? - Answer - Hip flexor & Iliopsoas What is important during Thomas Test? - Answer - Pelvis in neutral Which THR technique requires a step to gait? - Answer - Anterior/lateral approach What is the primary exercise precaution following ACL surgery? - Answer - -No Open Chain -Can do Closed chain: Squats & Isometrics -No stretch of ACL ( tibia coming forward on ...

What is an enzyme? - A biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions; the chemical reaction we want is the break-down of keratin How long do you leave on an enzyme? - 15 minutes [it takes that long for the chemical reaction to occur] Why don't you use ozone on the steamer with an enzyme on the skin? - Ozone would deactivate the enzyme What type of currant is Galvanic Iontophoresis? - A constant direct current What does Iontophoresis current do to the skin? - It forces electr...

What is an enzyme? correct answers A biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions; the chemical reaction we want is the break-down of keratin How long do you leave on an enzyme? correct answers 15 minutes [it takes that long for the chemical reaction to occur] Why don't you use ozone on the steamer with an enzyme on the skin? correct answers Ozone would deactivate the enzyme What type of currant is Galvanic Iontophoresis? correct answers A constant direct current What does ...

NPTE Iontophoresis Test Questions and Answers How does it work? - Answer-Like charges repel each other. A positively charged medication (ion) will be forced into the skin under a positive electrode (anode). A negatively charged medication (ion) will be forced into the skin under a negative electrode (cathode). What type of current? - Answer-Continuous Unidirectional/Monophasic Cathode - Answer-Negative (cat bearing its claws=bad!) Anode - Answer-Positive (getting an A=good!) I SAD...

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Florida Cosmetology Questions and Answers Already Passed what is the term used for designing a work environment that fits the human body, its movements, and cognitive abilities. ergonomics Aniline derivative tints are: Oxidative tints Which of the following can be accomplished more easily using the scissors-over-comb technique Close taper near the hairline Iontophoresis, cataphoresis, anaphoresis and desincrustation are terms associated with Galvanic A round face can be made...

The reason for treating pt w/ under water USD is for: A. Deeper penetration of sound waves B. Conforms to the contour of the part treated C. Allow for more cavitation during treatment D. Shorten healing time of disease tissue - Answer- B The term for interstitial burst of vasodilation against the cooling of adjacent tissue is A. Lavido riticularis B.skin modeling C. Hunting reaction D. Criathasia - Answer- C The 10 sec HVDC pad switching rate is best for A. Chronic condi...

ATI PEDS PROCTORED RETAKE GUIDE- 2019/2020/2021 • A nurse is caring for a child during a tonic-clonic seizure. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? SATA • Clear the areas of hard objects • Firmly hold the child’s arms to one side • Place a pillow under the childs head • Insert a tongue blade into the childs mouth • Loosen tight clothing around the childs neck. • • A nurse is preparing to perform a venipuncture to collect a blood sample from an infant. ...

PEDS ATI PEDS PROCTORED EXAM 2023 LATEST 70 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+ A nurse is assessing a school-age child who has heart failure and is taking furosemide. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as an indication that the medication is effective? a. an increase in venous pressure b. a decrease in peripheral edema c. a decrease in cardiac output d. an increase in potassium levels - ANSWER-A decrease in peripheral oedema A nur...