Exam 12: Hydrotherapy: Clinical and Spa Applications

To elongate tissues by stretching, tissue temperatures should be maintained at 104 $\degree$ F to 113 $\degree$ F for a minimum of how many minutes?

Which condition is a potential adverse effect of thermotherapy application?

What does sanus per aqua mean?

Which type of heat transfer occurs between two objects or substances that are in direct contact?

Which type of heat transfer occurs through emanating heat rays?

Which method is application of a heated waxy mixture to a treatment area of the body?

What is the term for therapeutic use of heat?

Skin can be burned in 7 1/2 minutes at which temperature?

Which type of facility was established in the late nineteenth century for individuals to regain health after a long-term illness?

Which process involves heat reduction from the process of changing water into gas?

What is the term for the use of sea water?

Which approach is a form of an Asian bodywork treatment received in water heated to the body's natural temperature?

Which type of treatment combines cold application with joint mobilizations?

Which approach should be combined with thermotherapy to increase blood flow in muscles?

Which term describes initial vasoconstriction and later vasodilation that occurs during cold application?

How long are hydrocollator packs typically left on the client's body?

Which condition is a contraindication for heat application?

Which condition is a contraindication for cryotherapy?

Which spa hydrotherapy involves warm water spraying over a client from above and from the sides while he or she stands in a shower stall?

Which therapeutic effect does heart application have?