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Ultrasound applied to left ankle and right ankle for 10 minutes for purpose of prepare for therapeutic exercise to maintain or improve strength and elasticity and reduce or minimize tendon tightness with intensity level/settings at 2 delta T.
Ultrasound applied to left ankle and right ankle for 10 minutes for purpose of facilitate functional skills during daily living tasks, enhance functional mobility and prepare for therapeutic exercise to maintain or improve strength and elasticity with intensity level/settings at 2 delta T.
Diathermy applied to left knee and right knee for 30 minutes for purposes of increase blood flow/circulation, increase range of motion and decrease muscle spasm with intensity level/settings at VAR.
Pt was provided diathermy modality to B LE ankle to improve tissue extensibility in order to allow for adequate joint ROM necessary during functional mobility activities.
Pt provided US to B glut max; 1 MHz, 1.2 Watts/cm2 to improve blood circulation in order to increase healing and decrease risk for pain that travels down B LE to allow for pt to participate in dynamic functional activities of choice.
pt was provided diathermy; delta 2 to B knee joint to improve tissue extensibiliity and decrease pain in order to improve joint ROM and allow for comfort in supine position.
Ultrasound applied to --- at --- MHz, --- W/cm2, --- duty cycle x --- min to promote tissue extensibility prior to stretching.
Ultrasound applied to --- at --- MHz continuous x --- min for thermal effect; ROM improved from --- to --- degrees following.
Ultrasound applied to --- at --- MHz, --- duty cycle x --- min for non-thermal effect to promote tissue healing at the --- stage.
Phonophoresis with --- applied to --- x --- min to reduce inflammation; pain decreased from --- to --- of 10.
Ultrasound contraindications screened including malignancy, DVT, pacemaker, and over the epiphyseal plate; patient cleared this date.
Shortwave diathermy applied to --- x --- min for deep tissue heating prior to joint mobilization; patient tolerated without adverse response.
Ultrasound applied to R shoulder x --- min followed immediately by AAROM to capitalize on the window of increased extensibility.
Ultrasound applied to --- ; the patient reported --- during treatment and the intensity was reduced to --- W/cm2.
Ultrasound applied to --- x --- min; the treatment area of --- cm2 does not exceed 2x the ERA of the sound head.
Ultrasound applied to --- at --- MHz to target tissue at --- cm depth; frequency selected based on target tissue depth.
Diathermy applied to --- x --- min; all metal was removed and screened prior to application per protocol.
Ultrasound applied to --- x --- min followed by STM and stretching; DF improved from --- to --- degrees.
Ultrasound applied to the --- scar x --- min to improve tissue mobility; scar excursion improved subjectively and objectively.
Ultrasound discontinued this date 2/2 --- ; the PT was notified and the POC will be reassessed.
Ultrasound applied to --- x --- min; skin inspected before and after and found --- with no adverse response.
Ultrasound applied to --- ; patient educated on the purpose and expected sensation, verbalizing understanding with --- accuracy.
Ultrasound applied to --- x --- min at --- W/cm2 with the sound head moving at --- cm/sec to avoid standing waves.
Diathermy applied to --- x --- min to increase blood flow prior to therapeutic exercise; patient reported improved ease of movement.
Ultrasound applied to --- x --- min; the patient has now received --- of the planned --- treatments with pain decreasing from --- to ---.
Ultrasound applied to --- x --- min in conjunction with therapeutic exercise; the modality alone is not skilled and is always paired with active intervention.