HYDROTHERAPY
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Hydrotherapy derived from the Greek
word hydro and therapy meaningwater
and healing
Hydrotherapy formerly called hydropathy
involves the use of water for pain relief .
Hydrotherapy is applied externally either by
immersion of the whole body or of parts of
the body in water or without immersion by
spraying or pouring water onto the body
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PROPERTIES OF WATER
a) Buoyancy
b) Density
c) Hydrostatic pressure
d) Viscosity
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BUOYANCY
Archimedes principle: when a
body is fully or partially
submerged in fluid at rest, it
experiences an upward thrust
equal to the wt. of fluid displaced.
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BUOYANCY
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RESISTANCE
If fluid is more viscous, more force is
required to create a movement
As temperature of water increases,
viscosity decreases, because molecules
move farther apart. This is beneficial for
small weak muscles.
Greater the speed of motion, higher the
resistance.
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HYDROMECHANICS
Definition: Hydromechanics comprise the physical
properties and characteristics of fluid in motion
Laminar flow: Movement where all molecules
move parallel to each other, typically slow
movement.
Turbulent flow: Movement where molecules do
not move parallel to each other, typically faster
movements.
Turbulence creates an unstable environment
encouraging the core muscles of the body to
become stronger to maintain correct position and
posture.
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
OF WATER
• Pressure
• Dissolved surfactant and
antimicrobials
Cleaning effects
• Decreased weight bearing
• Strengthening
• Slow bone density loss
Musculoskeletal
effects
• Increased venous circulation
• Increased cardiac output
• Decreases heart rate and Sys BP
Cardiovascular
effects
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PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
OF WATER
• Decreases vital capacity
• Increases work load
• Decrease exercise induced asthma
Respiratory
effects
• Diuresis
• Increased sodium and potassium
excretion
Renal effects
• Relaxation
Psychological
effects
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THERMOREGULATION
HR is increased
Increased cardiac output
Rise in core temperature
Muscle blood flow increased
Hot water Cold water
Slowed HR initially
HR returns to baseline in 10
min
Stroke volume increased
Cardiac output remains same
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EQUIPMENTS
• Equipment used for aquatic running or
exercise-
Collars, Rings,Belts
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INDICATION
❑The specific indication include
Facilitate ROM exercise
Initiate resistance training
Facilitate weight bearing activities
Facilitate CVS exercise
Minimize risk of injury and reinjury during rehab
Enhance patient relaxation
Post event recovery
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APLLICATIONS OF HYDROTHERAPY
1)Orthopaedic disorders
Decreased weight bearing
Closed or open chain exercise
Velocity dependent resistance
2)Neurological disorders
Propioceptive input
Improved balance
3)Cardiac fitness
Cardiac conditioning in persons with poor tolerance to land
based exercises.
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APLLICATIONS OF
HYDROTHERAPY
4)Exercise in water during pregnancy
Decreased weight bearing
Less elevation of heart rate
Decreased risk of maternal hyperthermia
5)Reducing Exercise induced asthma symptoms
Less exercise induced asthma than with other forms
of exercise.
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PRECAUTIONS
Hydrophobic disorder
Neurological disorder
Seizures
Cardiac dysfunction
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CONTRAINDICATION
Unstable angina and cardiac
failure Respiratory dysfunction
Severe peripheral vascular disease
Bleeding disorder
chronic kidney disease
Open wounds Uncontrolled
seizure Water or airborne
infection
Bowel and bladder incontinence
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    HYDROTHERAPY ©2020 DR ROHITBHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    Hydrotherapy derived fromthe Greek word hydro and therapy meaningwater and healing Hydrotherapy formerly called hydropathy involves the use of water for pain relief . Hydrotherapy is applied externally either by immersion of the whole body or of parts of the body in water or without immersion by spraying or pouring water onto the body ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    PROPERTIES OF WATER a)Buoyancy b) Density c) Hydrostatic pressure d) Viscosity ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    BUOYANCY Archimedes principle: whena body is fully or partially submerged in fluid at rest, it experiences an upward thrust equal to the wt. of fluid displaced. ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    BUOYANCY ©2020 DR ROHITBHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    RESISTANCE If fluid ismore viscous, more force is required to create a movement As temperature of water increases, viscosity decreases, because molecules move farther apart. This is beneficial for small weak muscles. Greater the speed of motion, higher the resistance. ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    HYDROMECHANICS Definition: Hydromechanics comprisethe physical properties and characteristics of fluid in motion Laminar flow: Movement where all molecules move parallel to each other, typically slow movement. Turbulent flow: Movement where molecules do not move parallel to each other, typically faster movements. Turbulence creates an unstable environment encouraging the core muscles of the body to become stronger to maintain correct position and posture.
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    PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WATER •Pressure • Dissolved surfactant and antimicrobials Cleaning effects • Decreased weight bearing • Strengthening • Slow bone density loss Musculoskeletal effects • Increased venous circulation • Increased cardiac output • Decreases heart rate and Sys BP Cardiovascular effects ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WATER •Decreases vital capacity • Increases work load • Decrease exercise induced asthma Respiratory effects • Diuresis • Increased sodium and potassium excretion Renal effects • Relaxation Psychological effects ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    THERMOREGULATION HR is increased Increasedcardiac output Rise in core temperature Muscle blood flow increased Hot water Cold water Slowed HR initially HR returns to baseline in 10 min Stroke volume increased Cardiac output remains same ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    EQUIPMENTS • Equipment usedfor aquatic running or exercise- Collars, Rings,Belts ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    INDICATION ❑The specific indicationinclude Facilitate ROM exercise Initiate resistance training Facilitate weight bearing activities Facilitate CVS exercise Minimize risk of injury and reinjury during rehab Enhance patient relaxation Post event recovery ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    APLLICATIONS OF HYDROTHERAPY 1)Orthopaedicdisorders Decreased weight bearing Closed or open chain exercise Velocity dependent resistance 2)Neurological disorders Propioceptive input Improved balance 3)Cardiac fitness Cardiac conditioning in persons with poor tolerance to land based exercises. ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    APLLICATIONS OF HYDROTHERAPY 4)Exercise inwater during pregnancy Decreased weight bearing Less elevation of heart rate Decreased risk of maternal hyperthermia 5)Reducing Exercise induced asthma symptoms Less exercise induced asthma than with other forms of exercise. ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    PRECAUTIONS Hydrophobic disorder Neurological disorder Seizures Cardiacdysfunction ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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    CONTRAINDICATION Unstable angina andcardiac failure Respiratory dysfunction Severe peripheral vascular disease Bleeding disorder chronic kidney disease Open wounds Uncontrolled seizure Water or airborne infection Bowel and bladder incontinence ©2020 DR ROHIT BHASKAR PT HTTPS://WWW.PT-PEDIA.COM/
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