Edema Bootcamp

this was a great overall. i think it helped general op therapists differentiate between types of edema.

i likes the boot camp alerts

the pictures were relevant with what ive seen in clinical practice

nothing bad, presenter was well informed and did a great job.

good explanation

as a person with a hearing impairment, i rely heavily on closed captioning. i noted that for this particular course, and other recorded courses as well, i noticed that the subtitles are not accurate, are not correctly timed, and don't follow the audio sequentially. since i was unable to rely on the captioning, i had to rely on the audio alone. i struggled with understanding the presenter, as i personally was hearing echo the whole time. i feel that the presenters of these courses may benefit from using a microphone that is separate from the ones built into the desktop\/laptops they are using.

it is well "put together" and easy to follow.

i loved this course. as a clt, i think more information needs to be flooded to the market regarding appropriate strategies to address swelling and recognizing lymphedema\/ providing correct management.

discuss circaid type compression and dynaflex type multi-layer compression

great visuals and explanation of how edema can result from impairments from different systems of the body