Euro 25,-
Tinnitus is a common complaint in the general population, 10 to 15% of adults will experience this in life and 69% of these people also suffer from neck pain. Tinnitus also occurs in approximately 60% of patients with TMD-related complaints. In certain cases (about 25%), neck pain complaints as well as jaw pain complaints of these patients are also associated with tinnitus in a syndromic manner and are even considered a causal or influencing factor for tinnitus. From this idea arises the hypothesis that the tinnitus can be influenced by interventions with a musculoskeletal focus on the temporomandibular system and / or the cervical spine.
The aim of this e-learning is to make the complex problems of tinnitus in general and neck / jaw-related tinnitus in particular diagnostically recognizable. On the basis of recent evidence about somatic and non-somatic tinnitus, the student gets a picture of the possibilities with regard to diagnostics and the treatment options for patients with tinnitus within physiotherapy practice.
This e-learning consists of:
9 test questions (3 questions per webcast).
After this e-learning, the participant is able to:
Target group
This e-learning has been developed for physiotherapists, manual therapists and orofacial physiotherapists.
Study load
It will take you approximately 1 hour to complete this e-learning.
Price
The price of the e-learning is € 25.00.
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Certificate
If you have completed the entire e-learning and if you have correctly answered 75% or more of the corresponding test questions (at least 7 of the 9 test questions), you will receive a certificate. A maximum of two attempts can be made to correctly answer 75% of the test questions.
We wish you an instructive e-learning!
Prof. Sarah Michiels, PhD, professor of Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation / physiotherapist / manual therapist
Michael Schermer, coordinator of Post-graduate Education / physiotherapist (non-practicing)