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Deep Vein Thrombosis

1 Hour CE Course

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Enrollment Options

Fully Online Materials and Test

Contents: online manual; plus online multiple-choice test

$15.00

Materials and Test Shipped to You

Contents: Manual and workbook with multiple-choice test shipped to you.

$15.00

Description

Complications from DVT blood clots contribute to up to 300,000 fatalities each year and is the third most common vascular disease after heart attacks and strokes.

A client with this potentially life-threatening condition rarely knows or reports to their therapist that they have DVT. What is more likely to happen is that a client visits a massage therapist hoping he or she can "work out" the intense pain in their leg.

In this course, massage therapists will learn how to recognize the symptoms and risk factors associated with deep vein thrombosis and to distinguish a muscular problem from a much more dangerous scenario.

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Learning Objectives

  • Define and describe the symptoms associated with the pathology of DVT.
  • Recognize, evaluate and rate the risk factors for developing DVT and create an appropriate massage protocol or other response for addressing those clients with DVT.
  • Demonstrate the use for the Thrombosis Risk Assessment for determining level of risk for DVT.
  • Discover the possible complications of DVT and what other conditions may be confused with DVT; discriminate between referring a client out or for emergency services
  • Review the allopathic diagnosis and treatment options for DVT.
  • Discuss preventative measures for DVT and disseminate educational information to their clients about DVT.
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