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March LL,2013

STATE UNIVE,RSITY-

(989) 9644000 . From Midland: 695-5325 7400 Bay Road . University Center, lVll 48710 " USA www.svsu.edu

To Whom

lt May Concern:

Estee Woods has successfully completed 21 hours of in-class training relative to theory and application

of various physical agent modalities. ln addition, the student has had many additional hours of out-ofclass

study. Estee has demonstrated entry level competency and technical proficiency with understanding and application of these agents. Estee has successfully completed written and practical

clinical examinations.
The physicalagent modalities included the following:

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Superficial heat agents to include hydrotherapy, therapeutic ultrasound, moist heat, fluidotherapy, paraffin and the use ofcontrast baths. Cryotherapy to include the use of cold packs, compression units and ice massage. Electrotherapy to include transcutaneous electrical stimulation (TENS), neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) and iontophoresis.
Tissue healing measures to include non-thermal ultrasound, phonophoresis, and

3)

4)

iontophoresis.

5)

Low level laser light therapy.

Should you have any questions relative to Estee Wood's preparation with physicalagent modalities, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely,

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Donald Earley, OTD, MA.
Associate Professor Chair and Program Director, Occupational Therapy Crystal M. Lange College of Health and Human Services Saginaw Valley State University

7400 Bay Rd. University Center, 989-964-4689

dwe@svsu.edu

Ml 48710

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