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What is the purpose of using Microcurrent in electrical stimulation?
What is the purpose of using Microcurrent in electrical stimulation?
- To stimulate both sensory and motor nerves
- To encourage healing of bone fractures and tendon ligament
- To promote tissue repair and healing (correct)
- To manage pain and promote soft tissue healing
What type of waveform is used in HIGH Volt Current for electrical stimulation?
What type of waveform is used in HIGH Volt Current for electrical stimulation?
- DC waveform
- Biphasic waveform
- AC waveform
- Monophasic waveform (correct)
What is the primary purpose of Electrodes in electrical stimulation?
What is the primary purpose of Electrodes in electrical stimulation?
- To relay the current between the electrical stimulator and the patient (correct)
- To apply gels for transcutaneous stimulation
- To record the number of times an electrode has been used
- To provide insulation for the electrical currents
Which placement method involves positioning electrodes over sensory nerves in electrical stimulation?
Which placement method involves positioning electrodes over sensory nerves in electrical stimulation?
What is the main therapeutic effect of Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)?
What is the main therapeutic effect of Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)?
How does Focused Shockwave Therapy differ from Radial Shockwave Therapy?
How does Focused Shockwave Therapy differ from Radial Shockwave Therapy?
What is the primary difference between Microcurrent and HIGH Volt Current in electrical stimulation?
What is the primary difference between Microcurrent and HIGH Volt Current in electrical stimulation?
Why is it important to care for electrodes properly in electrical stimulation?
Why is it important to care for electrodes properly in electrical stimulation?
Which named current is used for pain control and muscle stimulation?
Which named current is used for pain control and muscle stimulation?
What is the characteristic of Russian current that makes it suitable for stimulating larger fast twitch motor units?
What is the characteristic of Russian current that makes it suitable for stimulating larger fast twitch motor units?
How are the parameters of Interferential currents typically set to create constructive interference?
How are the parameters of Interferential currents typically set to create constructive interference?
Which named current has less resistance in the skin, allowing more current to reach deeper nerves?
Which named current has less resistance in the skin, allowing more current to reach deeper nerves?
What is the duration requirement for Russian current to ensure a tolerable experience?
What is the duration requirement for Russian current to ensure a tolerable experience?
Which named current is typically administered with 4 electrodes, placed in a way that the currents intersect with each other?
Which named current is typically administered with 4 electrodes, placed in a way that the currents intersect with each other?
What type of electrical field is typically associated with Interferential current?
What type of electrical field is typically associated with Interferential current?
Which named current is delivered in high frequency bursts at 1000-2500 Hz?
Which named current is delivered in high frequency bursts at 1000-2500 Hz?
