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Electrotherapy Essentials QuizVersión en línea Basics of electrotherapy concepts por cristian mamallacta 1 What is electrotherapy? a The application of electromagnetic energy to the body to elicit physiological/biological responses. b A method to generate electrical power for devices c A way to measure nerve conduction speed d A technique to store electrical energy for batteries 2 Name a tissue that is a poor conductor of electrical current. a Blood b Lymphatic tissue c Skeletal muscle d Bone (and similarly, fat or thick calloused skin) 3 What is the correct definition of electric current in this context? a Amount of charge in a capacitor b Flow of electric charge per unit time through a material c Stored electrical potential energy d Rate of heat produced by electricity 4 In electrotherapy, which polarity corresponds to a deficit area (anode or cathode)? a Cathode (negative) b Neither polarity acts on deficits c Both are used simultaneously for deficits d Anode (positive) 5 Describe the unipolar point technique. a A small active electrode is placed on a pinpoint area, with a larger indifferent electrode nearby. b Two identical small electrodes moved rapidly c Two large active electrodes on opposite limbs d A single large electrode over the treatment site 6 What does the intensity (current) measure in electrotherapy? a The voltage across the tissue b The resistance of the tissue c The amount of electrons passing through a point per second (amperes) d The total energy delivered during the session 7 Name a tissue category that conducts electricity relatively well. a Bone b Hair and nails c Fat tissue d Blood, lymph, muscles, nerves (highly conductive tissues) 8 What is the role of electrodes in electrotherapy? a They store electrical energy for later release b They insulate the treatment area permanently c They apply current to the patient; come in unipolar or bipolar configurations. d They measure tissue conductivity only 9 List two common physiological effects of electrotherapy. a Muscle fatigue and tissue necrosis b Water retention and reduced circulation c Increased bone density and hair growth d Vasodilation and analgesia (pain relief) 10 What is the general purpose of using electrotherapy in rehabilitation? a To electroplate metals in tissue b To stimulate tissues, relieve pain, and accelerate recovery. c To heat the body to extreme temperatures d To replace all physical therapy exercises Feedback 1 Electrotherapy uses energy to stimulate tissues and promote physiological changes. 2 Poor conductors resist current flow; bone is a classic example. 3 Current is the rate at which charges pass a point. 4 Deficit areas are associated with positive polarity (anode) in this context. 5 Unipolar punctiform uses a small active electrode and a larger indifferent one. 6 Intensity is measured in amperes, indicating electron flow per unit time. 7 Highly conductive tissues include blood, lymph, muscles, and nervous tissue. 8 Electrodes deliver current and can be used in different configurations. 9 Effects include improved blood flow and pain modulation. 10 Electrotherapy aids recovery by targeting physiological responses and pain management.

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por cristian mamallacta

What is electrotherapy?

Name a tissue that is a poor conductor of electrical current.

What is the correct definition of electric current in this context?

In electrotherapy, which polarity corresponds to a deficit area (anode or cathode)?

Describe the unipolar point technique.

What does the intensity (current) measure in electrotherapy?

Name a tissue category that conducts electricity relatively well.

What is the role of electrodes in electrotherapy?

List two common physiological effects of electrotherapy.

What is the general purpose of using electrotherapy in rehabilitation?

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