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The document provides information about a lesson on high frequency treatments, including: 1. The learning objectives which are to identify the practical requirements of high frequency unit, compare direct and indirect treatments, state the electrical current used, describe contraindications, and demonstrate a back treatment with health and safety. 2. Formative assessments will cover high frequency, mechanical massager, galvanic, EMS, micro-current, and vacuum suction treatments. Summative assessments focus on high frequency, galvanic, micro-current or EMS, and vacuum suction. 3. Treatment plans for assessments must include postural checks, figure faults, body types, muscle tone, fat type, skin conditions
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2. It describes the layers of the skin including the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. It also discusses glands of the skin.
3. Burns are classified based on depth, severity, and extent. Depth includes first, second, third, and fourth degree burns. Severity is classified by the American Burn Association based on percentage of total body surface area burned.
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This document summarizes a study on a novel non-invasive skin tightening and body contouring device called the Venus Freeze. It combines multi-polar radiofrequency and pulsed magnetic fields. The study involved 15 patients treated over 8 weeks to reduce skin laxity, wrinkles, body circumference and cellulite. Results found the device produced consistent and demonstrable skin tightening, body contouring and cellulite reduction through synergistic application of radiofrequency and pulsed magnetic field energy.
Kuma shape2.pdf
The document describes a cellulite and body shaping treatment called Kumashape. Kumashape uses a combination of infrared light, bipolar radiofrequency, vacuum, and roller massage technologies. A full treatment course takes 8-10 sessions of 20 minutes each. The treatment aims to reduce cellulite, shape the waist and buttocks, and improve skin texture and blood circulation. Kumashape is safe and effective for various skin types and can help reduce circumference and improve body curves.
Lp 2 4.2.15
The document provides information on lifestyle factors like alcohol consumption, smoking, stress, and exercise that can be discussed during skin consultations. It addresses how these factors can impact the skin, for example by depriving the body of vitamins or destroying vitamin C which can lead to premature aging. The document also outlines the steps for performing a back treatment using either direct or indirect high frequency along with exfoliation, massage, masking, and moisturizing.
Microcurrent treatment
The document discusses micro-current treatment for skin. Micro-current uses low-intensity pulses of electric current to improve skin condition. It works by stimulating cell metabolism, improving muscle tone, and increasing collagen and elastin production. For best results, 12 treatments over 6 weeks are recommended, with photos before and after to demonstrate the benefits of the treatment.
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This lecture intends to provide general outline about the uses, parameters, precautions and contraindications of therapeutic ultrasound for undergraduate physiotherapy students at Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences, Nepal. After the lecture, students will explore the evidences about current practices of therapeutic ultrasound in various musculoskeletal pain conditions, critically appraise them and present the evidences to the class.
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Lp 1 28.1.15
- 1. On your post-it write down what treatments you are expecting to learn within this unit? Any thing that potentially concerns you within this unit?
- 3. By the end of the lesson today you will be able to ……. 1. Identify the practical requirements of the unit 2. Compare benefits of direct and indirect high frequency treatments 3. State the electrical current used for high frequency treatments 4. Describe contra-indications to treatment 5. Prepare effective treatment plans justifying your choice 6. Demonstrate a professional back treatment adhering to health and safety guidelines
- 4. Formative Assessments High Frequency Mechanical massager Galvanic EMS Micro-current Vacuum Suction Covered within a minimum of 4 treatments Summative Assessments High frequency Galvanic Micro-current or EMS Vacuum suction
- 5. Every assessment has to include a treatment plan that includes; Postural checks, figure faults, body types, muscle tone, fat type, skin condition and characteristics How techniques were selected and adapted to suit the area of body and clients physical characteristics Contra actions which may occur and how you would deal with these NO PROMPTS FOR ANY ASSESSMENTS PRE WRITTEN ONTO CONSULTATION FORMS, 1 LIFELINE IN THE GROUP – CHOOSE WISELY, SUMMATIVES IN 141 AS USUAL
- 6. TASK 1 In your groups research the benefits of your given treatment TASK 2 specify which client concerns your treatment would help Design a treatment plan incorporating your piece of equipment
- 7. Direct High Frequency Warms the skin tissues Increases blood erythema Increases lymphatic flow – waste products absorbed Increases metabolism to area Stimulates nerve endings Gives a germicidal effect on skins surface
- 8. 1. Mild acne on back 2. Oily skin
- 9. Indirect high frequency Increases activity of sebaceous and sudoriferous glands Improves blood circulation, nourishing skin Improves lymphatic flow - waste Relaxes muscle fibres
- 10. 1. Treatment of dry and dehydrated skin 2. Improves appearance of skin 3. Induces muscle relaxation
- 11. Moves backwards and forwards at a very high speed Termed as alternating or oscillating The rapid backwards and forwards movement creates high frequency vibrations over the skins surface
- 12. 1. Skin inflammation 2. Skin disorder or disease 3. Excessive dental metalwork 4. Hypersensitive skin 5. Acne rosacea 6. Oedema 7. Migraine sufferers 8. Lack of tactile sensation 9. Severe headaches 10. Nervous client 11. Heart condition 12. Recent injectable cosmetic services 13. Facial body piercings
- 13. Direct High Frequency Indirect high frequency 1. Cleanse back area with warm towels and dermalogica 2. Apply body exfoliation and remove with warm towels 3. Complete a pre manual massage for 10 mins 4. Apply appropriate product and use direct high frequency for 10 – 15 minutes 5. Apply body mask 6. Remove and moisturise 1. Cleanse back area 2. Apply body exfoliation 3. Massage using indirect high frequency 4. Apply nourishing body mask 5. Remove and moisturise
- 14. Revise theory related to high frequency for a quiz paper next week