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A Royal Pain in The Thumb
| CEUs: |
.275 |
| CA approved 40-H3 for 2.75 hrs |
| Contact Hours: |
2.75 |
| FL OT LIVE 20-168387; 3.3 hrs |
Description:
This interactive course is in movie format. This interactive, dynamic course is designed to teach surgical and conservative management techniques for the painful first CMCJ. Learn taping techniques, how to make a low profile splints, as well as view LRTI surgery. Instruction methods include: PowerPoint, lecture, splinting demonstration, surgical video and lecture. This course is an intermediate level for learning. Note: This course provides conceptual preparation to seek additional training, and does not provide you a mentored hands-on skills session. Please seek additional experience, with a mentor, to perform hands-on skills. Upon Successful completion of the examination (75%) your certificate will be sent via email.
Objectives:
Review evaluation techniques for first CMCJ
Describe conservative therapeutic management for first CMCJ pain
View fabrication of first CMCJ splint
Describe splint options for first CMCJ
Observe taping for first CMCJ
Review modalities used to manage first CMCJ
Observe LRTI surgery on video
Outline:
Anatomy
Evaluation
Clinical research
Soft tissue techniques
3 Splinting demonstrations and instructions on splint application
More management techniques
Conclusion
Surgical LRTI Video
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Reviews
| An excellent course. Very informaitive, professional & thorough. |
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| Donna Baer OTR/L |
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| Very informative and thorough. I liked the fact that it was supplemented with coverage of a surgery. It really helped apply all the anatomy and make sense of the protocols.
Your suggestions for treatment and modalities are helpful.
Please could you include parameters for the modalities when you utilize them. I think most therapists know the attributes of each one, but the settings, parameters and placement of electrodes are usually the key to using modalities effectively. |
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| Content was helpful-confirmed what I do know as current and also suggested some other treatment methods. Liked the opportunity to see some new products and demo's of use. |
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| Lynette Rajterowski, OTR/L CHT |
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