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Electrotherapy Essentials Quiz

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Basics of electrotherapy concepts

by cristian mamallacta
1

What is electrotherapy?

2

Name a tissue that is a poor conductor of electrical current.

3

What is the correct definition of electric current in this context?

4

In electrotherapy, which polarity corresponds to a deficit area (anode or cathode)?

5

Describe the unipolar point technique.

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What does the intensity (current) measure in electrotherapy?

7

Name a tissue category that conducts electricity relatively well.

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What is the role of electrodes in electrotherapy?

9

List two common physiological effects of electrotherapy.

10

What is the general purpose of using electrotherapy in rehabilitation?

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Electrotherapy uses energy to stimulate tissues and promote physiological changes.

Poor conductors resist current flow; bone is a classic example.

Current is the rate at which charges pass a point.

Deficit areas are associated with positive polarity (anode) in this context.

Unipolar punctiform uses a small active electrode and a larger indifferent one.

Intensity is measured in amperes, indicating electron flow per unit time.

Highly conductive tissues include blood, lymph, muscles, and nervous tissue.

Electrodes deliver current and can be used in different configurations.

Effects include improved blood flow and pain modulation.

Electrotherapy aids recovery by targeting physiological responses and pain management.

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