Therapeutic Effects of Cold and Heat Applications

What is the goal of hydrotherapy related to blood circulation?

Which technique does NOT fall under the thermal effects of hydrotherapy?

What physiological effect is NOT a result of hydrotherapy?

Which benefit is associated with hydrotherapy's specific goal of rehabilitation and recovery?

Which technique best represents the mechanical effects of hydrotherapy?

What is a potential contraindication for hydrotherapy?

Which of the following is NOT a therapeutic effect of cold application?

What is a common therapeutic effect of heat application based on the information provided?

In the context provided, what is a likely outcome of agitation as a therapeutic effect?

What is considered a contraindication for hydrotherapy according to the information given?

Which physiological response is specifically associated with heat application as noted in the text?

What physical property of water involves the upward force exerted on an immersed object opposite to gravity?

According to Pascal's law, what does the fluid do when a body part immersed in it is at rest?

Which physical property of water involves water molecules on the surface having a greater tendency to hold together?

In hydrotherapy, what clinical benefit does immersion in water provide according to the text?

What principle states that a body immersed in a liquid experiences an upward force equal to the weight of the displaced liquid?

According to the information provided, which physical property of water helps raise weakened body parts against gravity?