KVV E-Modules

What temperature range is typically maintained for hot moist pack therapy?

A: a. 40–60 °C B: b. 70–80 °C C: d. 0–30 °C D: d. 0–20 °C

Contra-Indications of hot moist pack except:

A: a. Pain B: b. Inflammation C: c. Muscle spasm D: d. Open wounds

Which physiological effect is MOST associated with hot moist pack application?

A: a. Decreased enzymatic activity B: b. Increased capillary permeability C: c. Increased muscle spindle sensitivity D: d. Vasoconstriction

The primary mechanism of heat transfer in hot moist pack therapy is:

A: a. Radiation B: b. Conduction C: c. Convection D: d. Evaporation

Which of the following is considered a relative contraindication (use with caution) for hot moist pack application?

A: a. Metal implants in the treatment area B: b. Chronic muscle spasm C: c. Delayed-onset muscle soreness D: d. Non-inflammatory joint stiffness

During hot moist pack therapy, the "hunting response" is:

A: a. Reflex muscle contraction due to heat B: b. Alternating vasoconstriction and vasodilation C: c. Immediate inhibition of pain receptors D: d. Sudden drop in blood pressure