You're hot and cold
What's that "sound"?
It's electric!
Hydro A"traction"
"Edema"rcation of current events
100

This is a commonly used acronym (RICE) for treatment of acute injuries.  

Rest Ice Compression Elevation 

100

US is an example of the type of heat exchange. 

Conversion

100
Continuous uninterrupted direct current used for medication delivery. 

Iontophoresis 

100

Percentage of weight for first time using lumbar traction. 

20% or 1/4

100

This pressure is produced from placing an elastic band on stretch as opposed to a muscle contracting against a rigid bandage. (Name each type of pressure) 

Resting Pressure 

Working Pressure 

200

Use this (CBAN) to explain to patients the progression of cold treatment sensations. 

Cold, Burning, Aching, Numbness 

200

It's best to keep the transducer head this distance when performing underwater US. 

1/2 - 1 in

200

Required to elicit a nerve action potential, this must be reached when performing estim. 

Threshold stimulus 

200

This property of water would help a patient that is unable to lift their arm on their own. 

Buoyancy 

200

The minimum amount of pressure to overcome arterial capillary pressure; but also never above ___ blood pressure. 

30mmHg and diastolic 

300

The number of layers for use of MHP. 

6-8

300

An effect of non-thermal ultrasound on underling tissue cells. 

Increased cell permeability

300

These 3 things are required to produce nerve depolarization. 

High enough intensity, long enough duration, and fast enough rise time. 

300

This property of water could cause SOB and also help with increased swelling in the extremities. 

Hydrostatic Pressure 

300
This is the reason to choose IFC over Premod. 

Pain is centrally located and needs to be surrounded. 

400

This desired result from contrast baths means increased blood flow. 

Hyperemia 

400

This is always smaller than the transducer head and helps determine the size of the treatment area. 

Effective Radiating Area (ERA) 

400

*DD The basic equation for Ohm's Law. DD*

voltage=current x resistance 

400

This is the typical range of flexion for cervical traction. 

25-30 degrees 

400

This is used to measure the electrical activity of the muscles. 

Eletromyography 

500

These are the 5 mechanisms for heat transfer. 

Convection, Conversion, Conduction, Radiation, Evaporation

500

The size of the transducer head and the area to be treated will determine this factor when performing US. 

Treatment time 

500

When individual muscle contractions occur so close together you can't tell them apart (at least 35Hz). 

Tetany 

500

The percent of body weight required for vertebral separation. 

50% 

500

Type of current that uses double spiked waveform. 

High Voltage Pulsatile Current (HVPC)