Week 9 - Aquatic Rehabilitation

Front

Immersion in water leads to increased venous return and cardiac output.

Back

True

Front

Does the hydrostatic pressure of water help improve lung function by enhancing respiratory muscle activity?

Back

True

Front

Water provides less resistance than air during exercises.

Back

False

Front

The buoyancy of water reduces the impact on joints, making it easier for patients to practice walking and other movements.

Back

True

Front

The hydrostatic pressure of water helps reduce swelling by improving circulation and lymphatic drainage.

Back

True

Front

Foam waist belts are used to decrease trunk flotation.

Back

False

Front

Finned dumbbells are designed to decrease water resistance, making exercises easier.

Back

False

Front

Waterproof heart rate monitors are essential for tracking the intensity of exercises and ensuring safety during aquatic rehabilitation.

Back

True

Front

Kickboards are used to increase resistance, which helps in strengthening muscles and improving endurance.

Back

True

Front

Are hydrotherapy pools suitable for patients with chronic pain conditions?

Back

Yes, they are suitable.