Electrical Stimulation Chart

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what type of current is e-stim for pain control?

AC (alternating current)

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what type of current is e-stim for muscle strengthening/ muscle re-education?

AC (alternating current)

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what type of current is e-stim for functional electrical stimulation?

AC (alternating)

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what type of current is iontophoresis?

DC (direct current)

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what is high rate stim?

sensory level stimulation

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what is low rate stim?

motor level stimulation

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what is the frequency of high rate stim?

100-150Hz wh

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what is the frequency of low rate stim?

2-10 Hz

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what is the frequency of e-stim for muscle strengthening?

35-80 Hz

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what is the frequency of e-stim for muscle re-education?

35-50 Hz

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what is the frequency for functional e-stim?

35 Hz - but is adjustable according to the patients requirements

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what is the duration of (pulse width) for high rate e-stim?

50-80 us

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what is the duration of(pulse width) of low rate e-stim?

150-300 us

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what is the duration (pulse width) for e-stim for muscle strengthening?

smaller pulse width for smaller muscles and larger pulse width for larger muscles

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what is the duration (pulse width) of functional e-stim?

100 - 300 us

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what should the intensity be for high rate stim?

tingling feeling

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what should the intensity be for low rate stim?

twitch contraction

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what should the intensity be for e-stim for muscle strengthening?

intensity at a rate for max tolerated contraction - tetanic contraction

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what should the intensity be for e-stim for muscle re-education?

intensity at a rate for max tolerated contraction - tetanic contraction

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what should the intensity be for functional e-stim?

intensity at a rate for functional contraction

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what should the intensity be for iontophoresis?

<4mA

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what is the total dosage for iontophoresis?

40-80 mA * min

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what are the 2 e-stim types that require a ramp up/down time?

e-stim for strengthening and re-education wha

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what is the ramp up/down time for muscle strengthening & re-education?

as tolerated - 1-5 sec/1-5sec

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functional e-stim is times to what?

the gait cycle

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what is the on/off time for muscle strengthening?

10 sec on 50 sec off (1:5 ratio)

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what is the on/off time for muscle re-education?

10 sec on 30 sec off (1:3 ratio)

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what is the treatment time for high rate stim?

PRN up to 24 hours

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what is the treatment time for low rate stim?

at least 20 minutes for about 6 hrs of pain relief

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what is the treatment time for e-stim for strengthening?

depends on the # of contractions (10-20 reps)

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what is the duration of e-stim for re-educaiton?

depends one the # of contractions - but normally more than 10-20 wha

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what is the treatment time for functional e-stim?

PRN

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what is the treatment time for iontophoresis?

depends on dosage and patient tolerance

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what is electrode configuration for muscle strengthening and re-education?

over motor point, parallel to direction of muscle fibers

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what is the electrode configuration for function e-stim?

determined by the manufacture and fine tuned by PT wha

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what is the electrode configuration for iontophoresis?

drug delivery (active) electrode over area of pathology & return electrode is a few inches away

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what is the mechanism of action for high rate stim?

gating of pain & enkephalin wh

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what is the mechanism of action for low rate stim?

endorphin release

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what is the mechanism of action for muscle strengthening stim?

overload principle

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what is the mechanism of action for iontophoresis?

transmission of medication

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what is the modulation for high and low rate stim?

can be modulated according to device - sweep (Hz) or scan (mA)

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what are examples of e-stim for pain control?

TENS, IFC, Premodulated, High Volt Pulsed Current (HPVC)

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what are examples of e-stim for muscle strength and re-education?

NMES & Russian Stim

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what are the characteristics of Russian stimulus?

2500 carrier frequency, burst at 50 Hz, on/off time

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what is the carrier frequency of IFC?

4000/5000 Hz

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how is pre-mod different than IFC?

pre-mod only uses 2 pads so it treats a smaller area

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what are some examples of functional e-stim?

Bioness L300, L300 Plus, Walkaide, Bioness H200

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what are some examples of iontophoresis?

Dupel, Phoresor 1 & 2, Dynatron ibox2, acticedose 2, and dermadry