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Cryotherapy

Cold treatment

Modalities for cryotherapy

Whirlpool


Ice


CP


Cold sprays

CP

Cold pack

Conduction for cold

Direct contact from body heat transfer to cold pack

Convection for cold

Cold whirl pool or air circulates

Physiological effects for cold

Immediate vasoconstriction


⬆️blood viscosity ⬆️resistance to blood flow decrease swelling


Reflex vasoconstriction


Hunting response


BP⬆️Pulse ⬇️RR⬇️


NCV⬇️


Pain threshold ⬆️


Spaciticity ⬇️


Piloerection


⬇️Acute inflammation w/ edema

Vasoconstriction

Blood leaves area

Prostaglandin

Chemicals that aid in decrease of swelling

Reflex vasoconstriction

Put cold near wind not near so affected area can feel cold

Secondary intermittent vasodilatation

When cold is applied for greater than 15 mins or tissue temp les than 50degrees F

The name of secondart vasodilatation is

Hunting Response

Hunting response happen when

Protective response that keeps body from freezing Alternating vasodilatation & vasconstriction

Oxyhemoglobin

Blood that carries oxygen

Piloerection

Goose bumps


trapped air between hair

Meniscectomy

Surgical removal of meniscus

Spasticity

Condition where muscle stiffen or tighten preventing normal fluid movement .

Acute injury

Initial injury to 1/3 /4 days


Ice pack

Acute pain

Last up to 6 weeks


Day 1 to 6 weeks


Day 1234 cold


Day 4-6 heat

Indication for cold

Edema/ hemmorage


Analgesia


Acute soft tissue trauma joint injuries


⬇️generalized spasticity


Cryostretch - spray / stretch


S/p Tkr THR rotator cuff


Blood viscosity ⬆️

Dx that we can use cold

Muscle spasm


Post op pain


Chronic Acute LBP


Minor burns


Tkr /thr

Clonus

Muscular spasm repeated often rhythmic contractions

Contraindication for cold

Cryoglobulinemia


Cold hypersensitivity cold allergy


Urticaria / pruritus


Raynuds disease


directly over peripheral nerves or anesthesia


Area of pvd impaired cir


Cold intolerance


SLE

Precautions of cold

⬇️sesation dm or cognition


Very young or old


Over open wound


Hypertension


Over superficial main branch nerve


Urticaria

Hives itchy white lumps

Pruritus

Intense itching

Arthralgia

Joint pain

Rheumatic disease

Pain swelling in joint

Cold Hypersensitivity

Cold allergy


urticaria


Pruritus


Rash

Cryoglobulinemia

A lot of protein build up in vessel

Gangrene

Tissue death

Idiopathic

Unknown

Myeloma

Cancer of whit blood cells

SLE

Systemic LUPUS erythematosus


Immune system that attacks its own tissue

Most common type of lupus

Paroxysmal

Sudden onset

Hemoglobinuria

Hemoglobin in urine

Lysis

Gradual decrease

Raynuds disease

Sudden onset of blueness of fingers and toes

Cold whirlpool ice massage , spray over exposure range

50-60 degree F

Frostbite range

14-39degree F

Adverse effect of cold

Tissue damage


Frostbite


Temporary permanent nerve damage

Tissue damage range at

59 degree F

Stages of cold

Stinging / burning


Aching


pain


Numbness


Cold pack limit

10 mins

Ice massage

Massage using ice until numb