Larger nerves have a lower threshold of excitability to electrical stimulation. Superficial nerves are more easily stimulated than deeper nerves.

A patient who has been diagnosed with a hematoma that is potentially becoming myositis ossificans can safely and effectively be treated with IASTM. 

A patient with a recent scar tissue can safely receive Iontophoresis treatment. 

The greatest advantage of IFC is the ability of the current to cover a precise area and penetrate into deeper tissue. 

Which of the following are NOT part of the post-application tasks following a electrotherapy treatment?

Why has there been confusion about therapeutic use of electrical currents?

What fibers are being used to close the “gate” when using a TENS unit according to the Gate Control Theory.

A nurse is initiating a 24-hour urine collection for a client at home. What statement by the client demonstrates understanding of the collection process?

What type of massage includes circular and transverse movement of the client’s skin by the clinician’s thumbs?

Which of the following is a result of unequal distribution of individual ions between the inside and outside of a nerve membrane (ie, you have more positive ions in one place and more negative ions in another place)?