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INFECTIOUS DISEASE: HEPATITIS

Tracking # 20-100592

$25.00

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Course overview

This course educates massage therapists on anatomy, physiology and pathology as being pertinent to the livers structure and function. Upon completion of this course, therapists will understand the difference between several hepatitis types, their associated symptoms, modes of transmission, preventive measures, treatments and risks. Of particular value to the massage therapist are guidelines pertaining to Universal Precautions, including hand washing, laundering and equipment sanitization.The role massage therapists play within health care is rapidly gaining ground. As consumers become increasingly aware of massages value in health maintenance, more clients with multiple health problems seek the services of massage practitioners, resulting in a greater demand for highly competent therapists. As millions of Americans are infected with one or more forms of viral hepatitis, practitioners must understand the impact this epidemic has on both their clients and their practice. The mystery behind viral hepatitis is unveiled in this two-credit, continuing education course for massage therapists. Participants are encouraged to review the most recent information available on viral hepatitis, as new developments are constantly emerging.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

2h General

Florida Electrolysis Council

Electrologist

2h Blood-Borne Diseases

Georgia Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

2h General

South Carolina Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

2h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Massage Therapist Provisional

2h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Tennessee Board of Massage Licensure

Massage Therapist

2h CE relevant to the practice of massage therapy

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