Therapeutic modalities Exam Questions And
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What is the clinical reasoning for ultrasound - Answer✔Promotes tissue healing, especially High
protein content and low water content
What is an example of tissue that is good for ultrasound - Answer✔ligaments and tissue
what is the clinical reasoning for TENS - Answer✔Provide pain relief, High SIN factors
What would you initially say to the patient when you are going to perform ultrasound -
Answer✔It promotes tissue healing so speeds up the healing process of bleeding inflammation
proliferation and remodeling. During this you won't feel anything. But we will apply it using a
gel which maybe cold
what would you initially say to a patient when you are going to perform TENS -
Answer✔Provides pain relief however during this you may feel prickling, tingling and you may
feel your muscles contracting. However this should not be painful
What would you say at the start when you are going to use tape - Answer✔the tape is there to
fasilitate which is helping those weaker muscles or inhibit which helps relax those muscles that
are tight or stabalise or help with lympatic drainage
When you are fasilitating with tape what does that mean - Answer✔helping those weaker
muscles
When you are inhibiting with tape what does that mean - Answer✔helping relaxing those
muscles so they can loosen and be less tight
What does the acronim THREADSOCS stand for - Answer✔Thyroid
Heart
Rheumatoid arthritis
Epilepsy
Asthma
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Diabities
Surgery's
osteoporosis
Cancer
Steroids
What are contraindications of ultrasound - Answer✔pregnancy
Broken bones
Cancer
Skin conditions
Bleeding issues
Neoplastic tissues(abnormal mass)
Deep vein thrombosis (vascular problems)
Recent xrays
Bony promisis
What don't you use ultrasound over - Answer✔eyes
Cardiac areas (pscemakers)
Cranium
Genitals
Spinal cord
Children
What are the contraindications for TENS - Answer✔Cardiac pacemaker
between growth plates
Pregnancy
Epilepsy
Cancer, malignant tissues
Cardiovascular conditions
Dermatological conditions
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