UNDERSTANDING UPPER LIMB INJURIES CPD COURSE

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This course aims to extend your knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the upper limbs and chest, and to develop your knowledge of the common upper limb injuries that clients may present with, identifying the causes, symptoms and risk factors.

This course combines well with:-

Understanding Lower Limb Injuries

Hip, Pelvic and Gluteal Injuries

COURSE CONTENT & OVERVIEW

Legislation

Professional Code of Conduct

Anatomy and Physiology

 

SHOULDER INJURIES

Deltoid strains                                                      

Shoulder Impingement                                               

SLAP Tears                                                             

Shoulder Dislocations                                                 

Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder)                                                                  

ARM INJURIES                                      

Tennis elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)                                   

Golfer’s Elbow(Medial Epicondylitis)   

The Wrist & Carpal Tunnel syndrome                                                                

CHEST INJURIES

The Intercostals  

The Pectorals

Pectoral Gap    

Rippling Muscle Disease  

Breast Massage                                                     

            

 

COST:£265

DURATION:  theory at your own pace

PRE-REQUISITES: Intended for massage therapists but prior qualification is not necessary

CPD POINTS: 10

LEARNING OUTCOMES

                    to extend your knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the upper limbs and chest

                    to develop your knowledge of the common upper limb injuries that clients may present with, to know the causes and risk factors and to recognise the symptoms

                    to identify preventive and rehabilitative self help measures that you can suggest to clients

  •          to offer massage treatments with a more medical/sports focus

  •          to recognise the benefits of breast massage

ASSESSMENT

Theory assessment only – Due to the amount of information in this course, the assessment has been split into 2 smaller assessments, covering different sections of the course. The overall pass mark must exceed 70%.

QUALIFICATION: Upper Limb Injuries accredited by the IGCT will act as an addition to your CPD.

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