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Faradic Foot Bath is primarily used in physiotherapy for:

A: a) Improving cardiovascular endurance B: b) Muscle re-education in foot drop C: c) Increasing pulmonary capacity D: d) Relieving lumbar spine stiffness

The type of current used in Faradic Foot Bath is:

A: a) Galvanic direct current B: b) Interrupted direct current C: c) Surged faradic current D: d) High-frequency alternating current

Which muscle group is MOST commonly targeted during Faradic Foot Bath?

A: a) Hamstrings B: b) Dorsiflexors of the foot (anterior tibialis, EDL) C: c) Quadriceps D: d) Plantar flexors

The electrodes in Faradic Foot Bath are usually placed:

A: a) On the lumbar spine B: b) In the water bath with the patient’s feet immersed C: c) On the chest wall D: d) Over the calf muscles with gel pads

In physiotherapy rehabilitation, Faradic Foot Bath is MOST effective when combined with:

A: a) Passive stretching only B: b) Strength training and gait training C: c) Immobilization D: d) Cervical traction