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ortho foundations exam 1 material
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| types of radiant energy | electromagnetic and acoustic |
| acoustic | ultrasound |
| electromagnetic | e stim, hot and cold |
| *cold by itself doesn't decrease swelling .... | need to add some type of compression |
| velocity = | wavelength x frequency |
| if wavelength goes up, | frequency goes down |
| a higher frequency | doesn't penetrate tissues as deep |
| electromagnetic radiation has constant ____ | velocity |
| modalities with _____ have a greater depth of penetration | longer wavelength |
| longest wavelength and lowest frequency used to stimulate nerve and muscle | ESTIM |
| the resistance the tissue has to the passage of the electromagnetic radiation is responsible for producing the head | shortwave and microwave diathermy |
| as a substance is heated or cooled to a temp different than the surrounding environment, it will emit electromagnetic radiation | infrared |
| light amplified by stimulated emission of radiation | laser |
| laser is within the _____ of the spectrum | within infrared and visible portion of spectrum |
| ultraviolet used to treat | skin conditions |
| ultraviolet has a high | frequency , short wavelength --> ABSORBS SUPERFICIALLY |
| mechanical sound wave, depends on molecular collision in order for it to be transmitted | ultrasound |
| tendons and ligaments are (dense/not as dense) | dense, lots of proteins |
| muscles are (dense/not as dense) | not as dense |
| tissues that are ____ heat up faster | dense |
| some energy is absorbed, changes direction | refraction |
| all energy is absorbed, nothing gets by | absorption |
| energy allowed to pass without any alteration | transmission |
| skin and adipose tissue should _____ in order to get to muscle | transmit |
| UV is ____ by the skin | absorbed, nothing is allowed to penetrate |
| Arndt-shultz principle | there will be no reaction if there is not enough energy absorbed to stimulate the tissue |
| clinical relevance of arndt-shultz principle | so you choose parameters to get desired effect |
| law of grotthus-draper | there is an inverse relationship between energy absorbed and energy allowed to penetrate |
| clinical relevance of grotthus-draper | need to think about depth of tissue, is enough energy getting to target tissue? |
| cosine law | max amount of energy is absorbed/transmitted if energy is at a right angle to the area being radiated |
| ultrasound should be _____to target tissue | parallel |
| inverse square law | intensity of radiant energy will be affected by the distance between energy source and the area being radiated |
| clinical relevance of inverse square law | make sure distance is correct, too close / too far is bad |