LEARN TO ASSESS YOUR CLIENTS IN LESS TIME WITH BETTER RESULTS
A Complete Guide to Orthopedic Assessment
It is impossible to fix a problem if you don't know what the problem is. CHANGE THIS
Without a high-quality assessment, truly addressing the root of your client's issues is impossible.
WHAT'S INSIDE
ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENT ADVANCED TRAINING?
In this course, we show you how Dr. Jess Reynolds uses orthopedic assessment to find the RIGHT problem, the first time round. We'll be walking you step by step through the following
Course 1: Foundations of Orthopedic Assessment
30+Videos/6 hours
Foundations of Orthopedic Assessment goes over everything you need to know to gets started.
Course 2: Upper Body Orthopedic Assessment
80+Videos/9.5 hours
Upper Body Orthopedic Assessment goes through the neck, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand.
Course 3: Lower Body Orthopedic Assessment
110+Video/9.5 Hours
Lower Body Orthopedic Assessment goes through the low back, pelvis, hips, knee, ankle and foot.
Physical Assessment Skills
As you go through each region of the body you will be shown how to perform active, passive and resisted motion testing and special tests for each joint and how it relates to specific conditions.
Functional Assessment
No time? No problem. Functional Assessment is a fast and efficient way to identify what's wrong with your client.
Official Certificate of Completion
One you have finished a course, you will get a certificate of coemption you can submit to your regulatory body for continuing education hours/credits.
Three Courses in One!
Enroll today and get all three OA courses for the price of one!
Foundations of Orthopedic Assessment
Learn how to ask the right questions
How to apply clinical reasoning
Learn to communicate with your clients more clearly
Understand what special tests are and how best to use them
Learn the selective tissue tension model to more accurately identify your clients issues
Learn how to use palpation as one of your most useful assessment tools
Understand how dysfunction develops to better treat your clients
Upper Body Orthopedic Assessment
Complete guide to assessing the neck, shoulder and entire upper extremity
Anatomy and physiology review of each region
Demonstrations on how to perform active, passive and resisted range of motion
Complete guide to functional assessment of the upper body
Postural assessment
Detailed discussion on over 30 conditions
Video demonstration of 30+ special tests
Lower Body Orthopedic Assessment
Complete guide to assessing the spine, pelvis, hip, and entire lower extremity
Anatomy and physiology review of each region
Demonstrations on how to perform active, passive and resisted range of motion
Complete guide to functional assessment of the upper body
Postural assessment
Detailed discussion on over 50 conditions
Video demonstration of 40+ special tests
EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS ONLINE
Enroll Today, Start When You Want
Lifetime Access - No Expiration Date
ENROLL TODAY AND GET THESE BONUSES
Bonus 1: Full Instructor Access
Having a hard time figuring out what's going on with a client? No problem!
Dr. Jess is here to help.
Unlike other online courses, if you need some help and guidance, we are there for you.
(VALUE $300) Included with Orthopedic Assessment!
Bonus 2: First Month of Jane EMR FREE!
Truly the best EMR software on the market, and geared towards massage (although it also works perfect in a multi-disciplinary clinic).
It is an all-in-one business managements software which offers online booking, charting, scheduling, a full website builder, payment processing, accounting and much more! Fully
PIPEDA & HIPAA compliant data transfers, Jane is the number one electronic medical records system for any clinic.
(VALUE $100) Included with Orthopedic Assessment!
Bonus 3: Ready To Use Clinic Sheets
With over 70 special tests and many different physical assessment protocols, keeping track of what you have done and your findings can get complicated.
Receive ready to use clinical assessment sheets when you enroll today. You will get:
- Intake Forms
- Consent Forms
- SOAP Note templates
- Intake scripts
- Regional assessment sheets
- Functional assessment checklists
- Much more...
(VALUE $125) Included with Orthopedic Assessment!
Bonus 4: Printable Posters
Need to remember you special tests?
Orthopedic Assessment comes with printable posters to hang on your treatment room wall to remind you which special tests to use.
(VALUE $100) Included with Orthopedic Assessment!
Bonus 5: Complete Anatomy Student Discount
"The world's most advanced 3D anatomy platform."
As a member of AIM Online, you will receive a special 50% off discount for the best anatomy app on the market.
(VALUE $50) Included with Orthopedic Assessment!
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
Foundations of Orthopedic Assessment Course ($250 value)
Upper Body Orthopedic Assessment Course ($480 value)
Lower Body Orthopedic Assessment Course ($480 value)
Bonus 1: Frist Month Free Jane App EMR ($100 value)
Bonus 2: Ready to Use Clinic Sheets ($125 value)
Bonus 3: Printable Posters ($100 value)
Bonus 4: 50% off Complete Anatomy ($50 value)
$2,285
$200 CAD
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Meet Your Instructor
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Dr. Jess Reynolds, Dr. Ac, DTCM, RMT
CO-FOUNDER, AIM Online
Hey! My name is Dr. Jess Reynolds (but I mostly go by Jess).
I am a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Integrative Medicine, an Acupuncturist and a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). My practice has been tremendously gratifying, and through it I have had the opportunity to work with many people — helping them heal, body mind and spirit. Through my practice, I soon discovered my true passion: teaching. I have been teaching in the classroom for the last seven years, and have been told by students and colleagues alike that it is my purpose. The focus of my lectures has been Psychology, Personal Growth, Nutrition, Orthopedic Assessment and Functional Medicine. My passion, however, is in self-development of any kind. I am a true believer in becoming the best version of yourself.
Between my clinical practice and teaching experience, I have gained a wealth of knowledge in the world of health and wellness, but I offer more than that.
I am an avid outdoorsman, adventure lover, and seeker of truth. I use skills and knowledge from many fields of study and interest to provide my students with unique, down-to-earth, and always informative lectures.
STILL UNSURE?
HERE IS THE FULL CIRRICULUM
This is exactly what will be covered in this course
FOUNDATIONS OF ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENT
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Introduction – 18 min
Clinical Reasoning – 6 min
Intake Forms – 9 min
SOAP notes – 9 min
How to Use this Course – 2 min
Click for More Chapter 2 - History Taking
1. History and Asking Good Questions - 16 min
2. Taking Good Notes - 5 min
3. The Questions - 15 min
4. Boundaries - 10 min
Click for More Chapter 3 - Observation
1. What is Observation – 14 min
2. Contours, Colours, Scars and Crepitus – 3 min
3. Overt Pain Behaviors and General Demeanor – 6 min
4. Gait Assessment – 10 min
Click for More Chapter 4 - Movement and Special Tests
1. Types of Soft Tissue – 9 min
2. Guidelines for Assessing Movement – 5 min
3. Active Range of Motion – 8 min
4. Passive Range of Motion – 14 min
5. Resisted Range of Motion – 7 min
6. Introduction to Functional Assessment – 5 min
7. Special Tests – 6 min
Click for More Chapter 5 - Palpation
1. Palpation Introduction – 7 min
2. How to Palpate – 5 min
3. Levels of Palpation – 6 min
Click for More Chapter 6 - Basics of Tissue Dysfunction
1. Muscular Dysfunction Part 1 – 18 min
2. Muscular Dysfunction Part 2 – 12 min
3. Tendon Dysfunction – 12 min
4. Ligament Dysfunction – 11 min
5. Neurological Dysfunction – 13 min
6. Fascial Dysfunction – 4 min
7. Capsular Dysfunction – 4 min
8. Joint Dysfunction – 10 min
UPPER BODY ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENT
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Introduction – 2 min
Housekeeping – 3 min
Cautions and Contraindications – 3 min
Active Range of Motion Review – 10min
Passive Range of Motion Review – 10min
Resisted Range of Motion Review – 3min
Special Tests Review – 5 min
Functional Assessment Review – 3 min
Click for More Chapter 2 - Cervical Spine Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology of the Cervical Spine Part I - 13 min
2. Anatomy and Physiology of the Cervical Spine Part II - 12 min
3. Active Range of Motion - 2 min
4. Passive Range of Motion - 3 min
5. Resisted Range of Motion - 2 min
6. Functional Assessment - 6 min
7. Forward Head Posture - 12 min
8. Military Neck - 5 min
9. Whiplash - 22 min
10. Spinal Ligament Sprain - 6 min
11. Herniated Disc - 11 min
12. Cervical Compression and Distraction Test - 3 min
13. Slump Test - 3 min
14. Valsalva Manoeuvre - 2 min
15. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome - 14 min
16. Adson’s Test - 2 min
17. Edens Test and Military Brace Test - 2 min
18. Wright’s Hyperabduction Test - 2 min
19. Cervical Facet Syndrome - 10 min
20. Torticollis - 7 min
Click for More Chapter 3 - Shoulder Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology - 5 min
2. Active Range of Motion - 2 min
3. Passive Range of Motion - 3 min
4. Resisted Range of Motion - 4 min
5. Functional Assessment - 4 min
6. Slumped Shoulders - 8 min
7. Elevated Shoulders - 5 min
8. Rotator Cuff Injuries - 10 min
9. Arm Drop Test - 2 min
10. Separated Shoulder - 6 min
11. Cross Over Test - 2 min
12. Shoulder Dislocation - 7 min
13. Apprehension Sign - 2 min
14. Labrum Tear - 10 min
15. Crank Test - 2 min
16. Speeds Test - 1 min
17. Frozen Shoulder/Adhesive Capsulitis - 13 min
18. Apley’s Scratch Test - 2 min
19. Scapulothoracic Rhythm - 3 min
20. Shoulder Impingement Syndrome - 8 min
21. Empty Can Test - 2 min
22. Hawkins Kennedy Test - 1 min
23. Subacromial Bursitis - 5 min
24. Bicipital Tendinosis - 7 min
25. Calcific Tendonitis - 5 min
Click for More Chapter 4 - Elbow, Forearm, Wrist and Hand Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology - 4 min
2. Active Range of Motion - 3 min
3. Passive Range of Motion - 7 min
4. Resisted Range of Motion - 7 min
5. Functional Assessment - 5 min
6. Posture - 1 min
7. Lateral Epicondylitis - 7 min
8. Tennis Elbow Test - 3 min
9. Medial Epicondylitis - 6 min
10. Golfers Elbow Test - 2 min
11. Olecranon Bursitis - 2 min
12. De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis - 7 min
13. Finkelstein's Test - 2 min
14. Pronator Teres Syndrome - 7 min
15. Pronator Teres Test - 2 min
16. Cubital Tunnel Syndrome - 6 min
17. Elbow Flexion Test - 2 min
18. Radial Tunnel Syndrome - 3 min
19. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - 12 min
20. Tinel's Sign - 2 min
21. Phalen’s Test - 2 min
22. Tethered Nerve Stress Test - 2 min
23. Guyon’s Canal Syndrome 5 min
24. Froment's Sign - 3 min
25. Neurological Concepts Review - 2 min
26. Dupuytren’s Contracture - 8 min
27. Rheumatoid Arthritis - 8 min
28. Ganglion Cyst - 7 min
LOWER BODY ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENT
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Introduction - 2 min
Housekeeping - 3 min
Cautions and Contraindications - 3 min
Active Range of Motion Review - 10min
Passive Range of Motion Review - 10min
Resisted Range of Motion Review - 3min
Special Tests Review - 5 min
Functional Assessment Review - 3 min
Click for More Chapter 2 - Leg, Ankle and Foot Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology - 9 min
2. Active Range of Motion - 2 min
3. Passive Range of Motion - 6 min
4. Resisted Range of Motion - 7 min
5. Functional Assessment - 5 min
6. Pes Planus - 10 min
7. Pes Cavus – 3 min
8. Arch Test - 2 min
9. Calcaneal Varus - 4 min
10. Calcaneal Valgus - 3 min
11. Excessive Supination and Overpronation - 3 min
12. Tip Toe Test - 3 min
13. Too Many Toes Test - 2 min
14. Hallux Valgus - 6 min
15. Other Postural Dysfunctions - 1 min
16. Lateral Ankle Sprain - 7 min
17. Anterior Drawer Test - 2 min
18. Talar Tilt Test - 2 min
19. Medial Ankle Sprain - 5 min
20. Deltoid Ligament Test - 1 min
21. Plantar Fasciitis - 4 min
22. Retrocalcaneal Bursitis - 7 min
23. Achilles Tendon Disorders - 13 min
24. Pinch Test - 1 min
25. Achilles Tendon Rupture - 6 min
26. Thompson Test - 1 min
27. Shin Splints - 4 min
28. Tibialis Posterior Compression Test - 2 min
29. Anterior Compartment Syndrome - 7 min
30. Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome - 7 min
31. Tinel’s Sign - 7 min
32. External Rotation Stress Test - 4 min
33. Stress Fracture - 3 min
34. Percussion Test - 3 min
35. Morton’s Neuroma - 4 min
36. Morton's Test - 1 min
37. Interdigital Squeeze Test - 2 min
38. Conclusion - 3 min
Click for More Chapter 3 - Knee Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology - 9 min
2. Active Range of Motion - 2 min
3. Passive Range of Motion - 6 min
4. Resisted Range of Motion - 7 min
5. Functional Assessment - 5 min
6. Pes Planus - 10 min
7. Pes Cavus – 3 min
8. Arch Test - 2 min
9. Calcaneal Varus - 4 min
10. Calcaneal Valgus - 3 min
11. Excessive Supination and Overpronation - 3 min
12. Tip Toe Test - 3 min
13. Too Many Toes Test - 2 min
14. Hallux Valgus - 6 min
15. Other Postural Dysfunctions - 1 min
16. Lateral Ankle Sprain - 7 min
17. Anterior Drawer Test - 2 min
18. Talar Tilt Test - 2 min
19. Medial Ankle Sprain - 5 min
20. Deltoid Ligament Test - 1 min
21. Plantar Fasciitis - 4 min
22. Retrocalcaneal Bursitis - 7 min
23. Achilles Tendon Disorders - 13 min
24. Pinch Test - 1 min
25. Achilles Tendon Rupture - 6 min
26. Thompson Test - 1 min
27. Shin Splints - 4 min
28. Tibialis Posterior Compression Test - 2 min
29. Anterior Compartment Syndrome - 7 min
30. Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome - 7 min
31. Tinel’s Sign - 7 min
32. External Rotation Stress Test - 4 min
33. Stress Fracture - 3 min
34. Percussion Test - 3 min
35. Morton’s Neuroma - 4 min
36. Morton's Test - 1 min
37. Interdigital Squeeze Test - 2 min
38. Conclusion - 3 min
Click for More Chapter 4 - Hip and Pelvic Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology - 5 min
2. Active and Passive Range of Motion - 10 min
3. Resisted Range of Motion - 11 min
4. Functional Assessment - 5 min
5. Anterior Pelvic Tilt - 10 min
6. Posterior Pelvic Tilt - 4 min
7. ASIS Test - 1 min
8. Lateral Pelvic Tilt - 9 min
9. Lateral Tilt Test - 2 min
10. Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction - 16 min
11. Gapping Test - 2 min
12. SI Compression Test - 1 min
13. Gaenslen's Test - 2 min
14. FABER Test - 2 min
15. Sacral Thrust Test - 2 min
16. Deep Gluteal Pain Syndrome - 14 min
17. Pace Abduction Test - 2 min
18. Piriformis Test - 1 min
19. Trochanteric Bursitis - 4 min
20. Hip and Pelvic Summary - 1 min
Click for More Chapter 5 - Spine Assessment
1. Anatomy and Physiology - 8 min
2. Active Range of Motion - 4 min
3. Passive Range of Motion - 3 min
4. Resisted Range of Motion - 5 min
5. Functional Assessment - 5 min
6. Hyperlordosis - 7 min
7. Hyporlordosis / Flatback - 4 min
8. Hyperkyphosis 8 min
9. Scoliosis - 9 min
10. Herniated Disc - 13 min
11. Slump Test - 3 min
12. SLR Test - 2 min
13. Spinal Ligament Sprain - 4 min
14. Idiopathic Low Back Pain - 7 min
15. Lumbar Facet Syndrome - 7 min
16. Kemp’s Test - 2 min
17. Spondylolisthesis / Spondylitis - 7 min
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my credits?
Once you have completed the course, you will be given a Certificate of Completion. The Certificate of Completion will state the amount of time/hours typically required to complete the course. Your Certificate of Completion will automatically appear in the certificate section of your profile. Once you have received your Certificate of Completion you must submit it to your professional association in order to have your Continuing Education Credits/Units added to your membership file. Please note that if the course has been pre-approved for Continuing Education Credits/Units with your association it will clearly state so in the course overview. If the course has not been pre-approved for Continuing Education Credits/Units, you may have to submit the course for review (and approval) to your association prior to submitting your Certificate of Completion and receiving credits/units.
How many credits is this course worth?
Once you have completed the course, you will be given a Certificate of Completion. The Certificate of Completion will state the amount of time/hours typically required to complete the course. Your Certificate of Completion will automatically appear in the certificate section of your profile. Once you have received your Certificate of Completion you must submit it to your professional association in order to have your Continuing Education Credits/Units added to your membership file. Please note that if the course has been pre-approved for Continuing Education Credits/Units with your association it will clearly state so in the Course Overview. If the course has not been pre-approved for Continuing Education Credits/Units, you may have to submit the course for review (and approval) to your association prior to submitting your Certificate of Completion and receiving credits/units.
Click HERE to see the list of current regulatory bodies and associations which have pre-approved this course and for how many credits.
Which associations have awarded continuing education hours/credits?
Click HERE to see the list of current regulatory bodies and associations which have pre-approved this course.
If your association is not listed, not to worry! We follow the highest possible standards of online continuing education which means that there is a very high likelihood your regulatory body or association will grant you credits/units upon completion of this course.