Determining the proper electrode(s) for each individual treatment program is one
of the most important factors in successful and electromedical treatment. Some considerations should include:

• Where will the electrodes be placed?
• Will the patient be able to remove and replace the electrodes without assistance?
• Is the electrode compatible with the environment in which it will be used?
• Will the patient’s body chemistry react to the electrode gel or adhesive?
• What is the activity level of the patient?
• Does the electrode size and shape correspond to the treatment site/cause of
  pain/method of treatment?
• Which level of adhesion best suits the patient’s needs?
• Will the electrode(s) remain on the skin for long periods of time?
• Will the patient be lying on the electrode or exerting other pressure on the
  treatment site?
• Is the electrode connection comfortable for the patient? If not, would an adaptor
  be helpful?
• What type of stimulation will be used? (ex: microcurrent, NMS, TENS, FES,
  galvanic, Russian Stim, etc.)