Clinical Application of Electrical Agents Practice Quiz

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Which of the following treatments is theorized to minimize edema formation immediately after acute injury?

High voltage pulsed stimulation

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The frequency for sensory level stimulation for pain control (gate control mechanism) should be set at what range?

80-150 pps

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Which of the following electrical stimulation treatments is used to reduce edema that has formed around a joint?

All are effective treatments at reducing already formed edema

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To achieve pain control through sensory level stimulation (gate control mechanism), which phase duration should be used to best stimulate the sensory nerves?

<200 µsec

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The high voltage pulsed stimulator utilizes only direct current

True

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High volt neuromuscular stimulation is an excellent way to increase strength in muscles

False

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It is acceptable to perform a 30 minute Russian stimulation treatment on a patient's first day of muscle reeducation treatment

False

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__________ is a setting commonly found in interferential stimulation that if on, results in variation in the beat frequency (set with a low to high value)

Sweep

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To achieve a muscle contraction through neuromuscular stimulation, which phase duration should be used to best stimulate the motor nerve?

200-400 µsec

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Interferential stimulation has frequencies of 4000-500 Hz, and as a result of this high frequency, there is greater skin resistance than at lower frequencies

False

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Identify the parameters for setting up a neuromuscular reeducation treatment. Include output intensity, pulse frequency, pulse duration, ramp, and duty cycle.

Intensity: strong muscle contraction, not painful.

Frequency: 50

Pulse duration: 200-400

Ramp: 2 sec

Duty cycle: 10/50

10 min

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Identify the parameters for setting up sensory level electrical stimulation treatment for pain reduction. Include output intensity, pulse frequency, and pulse duration

Intensity: strong sensory feeling, no muscle contraction

Frequency: 80/120

Pulse duration: <200

20 min

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Identify the parameters for setting up motor level stimulation for opiate release. Include output intensity, pulse frequency, and pulse duration.

Intensity: muscle contraction, no pain

Frequency: 1-10

Pulse duration: 200-400

45 min