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What type of therapy uses heat to cause blood vessels to dilate and increase the blood flow to the injury site?
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What type of therapy uses heat to cause the blood vessels dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
What type of therapy uses heat to cause the blood vessels to dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
What type of therapy uses heat to causes the blood vessels to dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
What type of therapy uses heat to causes the blood vessels dilate and increase the blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
What type of therapy uses heat to cause the blood vessel to dilate and increase blood to the injury site?
Thermotherapy
Intact capillaries near an injury dilate?
Plasma
What are the short term effects of exercise on the musculoskeletal?
•Increase in temperature •Increase in metabolic activity as a result, greater demand for oxygen, therefore there is an increase in blood supply to the muscles as the capillaries dilate. •Muscle Damage - warm muscles are more pliable and the risk of damage and injury is reduced. •Fatigue and build up of lactic acid
What are the short-term effects of exercise on the musculoskeletal system?
•Increase in temperature •Increase in metabolic activity as a result, greater demand for oxygen, therefore there is an increase in blood supply to the muscles as the capillaries dilate. •Muscle Damage - warm muscles are more pliable and the risk of damage and injury is reduced. •Fatigue and build up of lactic acid
Does physical therapy help recovery from injury?
Physical therapy is very beneficial in helping one recover from an injury. Doing physical therapy can help rebuild muscle strength and help stretch and make more flexible the area of an injury caused to muscles, tendons, and ligaments. It can also help prevent another injury from occurring.
How soon do you prescribe physical therapy after an injury has occurred?
this depends entirely as to what kind of injury and your doctor
What does the acronym 'MOI' represent in physical therapy assessments?
In physical therapy assessments, 'MOI' stands for Mechanism of Injury. It refers to how an injury occurred, providing important information to help determine the appropriate treatment and rehabilitation approach for the patient.
What causes intact capillaries near an injury dilate leaking plasma blood cells causes the blood to clot?
platelets
