Shortwave diathermy uses high-frequency alternating currents to generate heat in body tissues.

The secondary effect of shortwave diathermy includes decreasing tissue stiffness.

Shortwave diathermy improves the ion exchange at the cellular level.

Pulsed diathermy is a type of diathermy that delivers energy continuously.

Which is a known benefit of shortwave diathermy (SWD)?

What condition is commonly treated by shortwave diathermy?

Which of the following is a contraindication for shortwave diathermy?

What effect does SWD have on pain?

Which condition can be treated by shortwave diathermy?

Shortwave diathermy promotes healing in the affected area.

Shortwave diathermy is contraindicated for patients with severe/excessive edema.

Shortwave diathermy generate heat in deep tissues and has low frequency.

In shortwave diathermy generate Non thermal effect before thermal effect.

Burning occurs when using a shortwave diathermy because of:

Which method of ESWT utilizes magnetic fields more than electrical fields?

What type of electrode is used in the capacitive method of shortwave diathermy?

Which benefit is associated with the inductive method of shortwave diathermy?

Which device is NOT commonly used in the inductive method of shortwave diathermy?

Which field of shortwave diathermy primarily utilizes electrical fields more than magnetic fields?

How does short wave diathermy primarily transfer heat to tissues?