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| Musculoskeletal injuries are
common in the workplace. Initial diagnoses can be
non-specific. Though most musculoskeletal conditions resolve
quickly, there are atypical cases which do not follow
typical recovery routes. This module reviews injuries
involving the lower back and also provides information on
other commonly reported musculoskeletal injuries (Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome, Rotator Cuff tears, tendonitis, Whiplash
and Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy). Typical recovery times as
well as “red flags” are described. |
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| In addition, common diagnostic
tests for work related injuries will be reviewed. Patients
may be required to have X-Rays, MRIs, CT scans, Discograms,
or EMG/Nerve Conduction Studies. Each of these diagnostic
tests will be discussed. |
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Upon completion of this module,
the participant will be able to: |
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• Describe the most common work related
injuries and
have an understanding of the typical recovery
times |
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• Note the various diagnostic tests utilized
to diagnose
work related injuries |
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Once you start the module,
you will have 10 days to view it. The module can be viewed numerous
times if you choose. Each module has been segmented to make
it easy for viewing stopping and starting. Simply click the
timer bar to stop and start. |
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An exam will be made available upon
completion of the webcast. Once you begin the exam you will
have 24 hours to complete it.
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The Webcast will not be available for viewing during the examination.
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Lower back pain, carpal tunnel, and
rotator cuff Injuries |
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Fibromyalgia, Scans(MRI,Bone,
CT), and EMG/Nerve Conduction Study |
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