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Med106 Chapter 54

TermDefinition
cryotherapy the application of cold to a patient's body for therapeutic reasons
diathermy a type of heat therapy in which a machine produces high-frequency waves that achieve deep heat penetration in muscle tissue
erythema redness of the skin
fluidotherapy a technique for stimulating healing, particularly in the hands and feet, by placing the affected body part in a container of glass beads that are heated and agitated with hot air.
gait the way a person walks, consisting of two phases: stance and swing
goniometer protractor devise that measures range of motion
hydrotherapy the therapeutic use of water to treat physical problems
mobility aid a device that improves one's ability to move from one place to another, also called mobility assistive device
physical therapy a medical specialty that uses cold, heat, water exercise, massage, traction, and other physical means to treat musculoskeletal, nervous, and cardiopulmonary disorders.
posture body position and alignment
range of motion (ROM) the degree to which a joint is able to move
therapeutic team a group of physicians, nurses, and medical assistants, and other specialists who work with patients dealing with chronic illness or recovery form major injuries
thermotherapy the application of heat to the body to treat a disorder or injury
traction the pulling or stretching of the musculoskeletal system to treat dislocated joints, joints afflicted by arthritis or other diseases, and fractured bones.
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