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Functional Mobility Assessment
An evaluation to determine if a modality can improve limitations in mobility such as pain, motor control, or edema.
Before Modalities Assessment
Includes pain assessment, range of motion (ROM), strength, skin assessment (metal implants), and sensation assessment.
Modalities used for pain management
Includes Ultrasound (US), Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), Electrical Stimulation (ESTIM), Biofeedback, High Volt Pulsed Current (HVPC), Electromyography (EMG), Electrical Stimulation for Tissue Repair (ESTR), and Electrical Muscle Relaxation (EMR).
Ultrasound (US) indications - Continuous
Used for chronic pain from inflammation, decreased ROM, and scar remodeling.
Electrical Stimulation (ESTIM) indications
Used for both acute and chronic pain relief and can serve various modalities.
NMES uses
Addresses weakness, spasticity, edema, orthotic substitution due to motor control deficits, and improves endurance.
Biofeedback application
Used to help improve motor control by providing feedback on muscle activity.
ESTR primary purpose
Treatment for wounds (e.g. pressure sores, venous and arterial insufficiency).
Contraindication for Ultrasound
Includes conditions like infection, DVT, cancer, and presence of medical devices in area.
Absolute contraindications for ESTIM
Includes malignancy, pacemaker, and lack of sensation.
Therapeutic Effects of NMES
Produces muscle contractions, provides sensory input, aids in stabilization, and strengthens muscles.
Settings for Ultrasound - Continuous
Typically set for 10 minutes.
Interferential Current (IFC) purpose
Delivers electrical stimulation to improve pain relief through intersecting electrical fields.
Russian Current characteristics
Alternating current of 2,500 Hz, burst-modulated at 50 bursts per second using a 10-msec burst duration.
Effects of higher pps in NMES
Higher pulses per second (pps) generally lead to more comfort and less fatigue during treatment.
Noxious Stimulus settings in ESTIM
Utilizes 1-4 pps, 1 msec duration for targeted pain relief at the site.