CASE #1 A 33-year-old, male, insurance agent spraine…
CASE #1 A 33-year-old, male, insurance agent sprained his lower back while playing tennis 3 days ago. He has complaints of low back pain and stiffness. He has spasms in the bilateral lumbar area and decreased trunk flexion range of motion. He missed one day of work and is now working full-time but with complaints of increased pain at the end of the day. His past medical history is unremarkable. What is your rationale for choosing this modality? Your answer should include how this modality will address the patient’s problems and why you chose this modality over the other two options that you listed.
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A physical therapist assistant is treating a patient with iontophoresis using dexamethasone and a dosage of 40 mA-min. What is the effect of dexamethasone and what polarity should be used with the electrode with the medication?
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