A&P #4: Pathophysiology

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Pathophysiology I covers many of the common medical and dysfunctional musculoskeletal conditions that a massage therapist is likely to come into contact with during the course of a typical massage practice.

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Pathophysiology I covers many of the common medical and dysfunctional musculoskeletal conditions that a massage therapist is likely to come into contact with during the course of a typical massage practice. It is by no means a full listing of conditions, but rather an in-depth look into the more common situations typically encountered. Being well versed in the vernacular and attributes of these various conditions ensures that the massage therapist will properly address the condition presented, as well as knowing when to refer a client out to the proper medical authority. Each section also covers local and systemic contraindications to bodywork where applicable. This will ensure that the massage therapist works within the scope of practice, thereby making sure no harm comes to the client.

Topics include:

Fibromyalgia
Thoracic outlet syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Rotator cuff injuries
Sciatica and piriformis syndrome
Compartment syndrome
Plantar fasciitis
Intervertebral disc problems
Whiplash
TMJ syndrome
Various types of cancer
Diabetes

All installments of The Living Body SeriesĀ® are in the format of written text material with appropriate diagrams, much like a standard A&P textbook. Unlike standard textbooks, however, there are insights into the material that you, as a practicing bodyworker, will find most interesting and useful. Being well versed in this information will allow you to talk more confidently with your clients as well as with other health care professionals.

Practice questions at the end of each chapter will help you review the information and deepen your understanding of the material. These are for your use only and do not need to be submitted. This course comes with a 25-question, multiple-choice exam which must be returned for grading. Passing grade is 18 out of 25 (72%). If for some reason you do not pass, a copy of the questions you missed will be sent back to you. Upon successfully passing the exam, your course completion will be entered into the CEBroker System and you will receive a Certificate of Completion in the mail.

This course is approved for 12 CE credits by the following:

The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (includes the AMTA)

The Louisiana State Board of Massage Therapy

The Florida State Board of Massage Therapy

 

Please note that The Living Body SeriesĀ® is listed under the name of John H. Schewe with the above boards – Florida Provider #50-1095