Which of the following physical agents is also known as photobiomodulation?

What is the most appropriate duty cycle to choose when treating acute inflammation with swelling and redness with ultrasound?

Based on the clinical practice guideline on adhesive capsulitis that was reviewed in class, which of the following interventions is the least recommended?

A patient has been evaluated by the supervising physical therapist and has been diagnosed with lateral epicondylitis of the Left elbow. The patient reports that the elbow is painful with palpation and with wrist flexion. There is visible erythema over the origin for the wrist extensors on the lateral epicondyle and the area is warm when palpated. The treatment plan that the PT has given you includes Ultrasound. Which of the following treatment parameters would be the most appropriate for you to use based upon the information that you have for this patient?

Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for manual therapy for soft tissue dysfunction?

A physical therapist instructs a patient to perform soft tissue mobilization shown in the image. Which of the following conditions would most likely benefit from this intervention? foamroll.jpg  

You are treating a patient with muscular tension and guarding. So far, you have tried utilizing NMES for muscle guarding and want to try another physical agent to further facilitate decrease in tension. Which of the following modalities can be used for this?

When performing instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) to the upper trapezius, which of the following would be appropriate statements?

Section 01: Which of the following modalities uses negative pressure?

What tissue is the best absorber of ultrasound energy?