Clinical Electrotherapy Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Clinical Electrotherapy QuizOnline version Fun physio tech Q&A by Dr. Arushi Saxena 1 Mechanisms of Heat Transfer a Thermal Diffusion; Osmotic Heating b Conductive Heating; Convective Heating; Radiation; Latent Heat of Fusion c Electrical Heating; Quantum Heating 2 Which substance has the highest specific heat capacity? a Paraffin Wax b Human Body c Water 3 Van't Hoff's Law states that a Heat slows enzymatic activity at higher temperatures. b Only chemical changes in water are affected by heat. c Any chemical change accelerated by a rise of temperature is accelerated by heat. 4 Heating skin causes erythema and dilation of blood vessels; this process is driven by a Release of chemical mediators (Histamine, Bradykinin). b Increased blood viscosity only c Direct capillary rupture 5 Therapeutic range for extensibility of collagen tissue is a 30-35°C b 40-45°C c 50-60°C 6 Heating to 40-45°C results in spasm reduction; which afferents increase firing? a Type II afferents b Type Ia afferents c Gamma efferents 7 Lewis Hunting Response describes prolonged cold as a Protective Reflex b Cyclic Dilation c Prolonged Cold 8 Grotthuss Law of Absorption states that a Reflection minimizes effects b All incident radiation produces effects c Only radiation absorbed by a tissue can produce a physiological effect 9 Inverse Square Law states the intensity of radiation varies a Directly with distance b Inversely with the square of the distance c Proportionally to tissue density 10 Lambert's Cosine Law states maximum absorption occurs at a 45 degrees to the surface b 90 degrees to the surface c 0 degrees to the surface

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Clinical Electrotherapy QuizOnline version

Fun physio tech Q&A

by Dr. Arushi Saxena

Mechanisms of Heat Transfer

Thermal Diffusion; Osmotic Heating

Conductive Heating; Convective Heating; Radiation; Latent Heat of Fusion

Electrical Heating; Quantum Heating

Which substance has the highest specific heat capacity?

Paraffin Wax

Human Body

Water

Van't Hoff's Law states that

Heat slows enzymatic activity at higher temperatures.

Only chemical changes in water are affected by heat.

Any chemical change accelerated by a rise of temperature is accelerated by heat.

Heating skin causes erythema and dilation of blood vessels; this process is driven by

Release of chemical mediators (Histamine, Bradykinin).

Increased blood viscosity only

Direct capillary rupture

Therapeutic range for extensibility of collagen tissue is

30-35°C

40-45°C

50-60°C

Heating to 40-45°C results in spasm reduction; which afferents increase firing?

Type II afferents

Type Ia afferents

Gamma efferents

Lewis Hunting Response describes prolonged cold as

Protective Reflex

Cyclic Dilation

Prolonged Cold

Grotthuss Law of Absorption states that

Reflection minimizes effects

All incident radiation produces effects

Only radiation absorbed by a tissue can produce a physiological effect

Inverse Square Law states the intensity of radiation varies

Directly with distance

Inversely with the square of the distance

Proportionally to tissue density

Lambert's Cosine Law states maximum absorption occurs at

45 degrees to the surface

90 degrees to the surface

0 degrees to the surface

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Mechanisms of Heat Transfer

Which substance has the highest specific heat capacity?

Van't Hoff's Law states that

Heating skin causes erythema and dilation of blood vessels; this process is driven by

Therapeutic range for extensibility of collagen tissue is

Heating to 40-45°C results in spasm reduction; which afferents increase firing?

Lewis Hunting Response describes prolonged cold as

Grotthuss Law of Absorption states that

Inverse Square Law states the intensity of radiation varies

Lambert's Cosine Law states maximum absorption occurs at

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