Therapeutic Massage Exam Study Guide for the BCETMB and MBLEx by Medical Massage Care

De: Philip Martin McCaulay

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Prepare for your Therapeutic Massage certification exams with confidence using the comprehensive "Therapeutic Massage Exam Study Guide for the BCETMB and MBLEx" by Medical Massage Care. Meticulously crafted by author Philip Martin McCaulay, a graduate of the Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy and Massage, this study guide covers all essential topics needed for success on the exam. With over 10,000 study guides and practice exam books sold exclusively tailored to massage therapy, McCaulay's expertise ensures you receive the most relevant and effective preparation materials. Dive into in-depth discussions on Anatomy & Physiology, Kinesiology, Pathology & Areas of Caution, Massage Modalities and Techniques, Benefits and Effects of Soft Tissue Manipulation, Client Assessment, Treatment, Professionalism & Ethics, Laws & Business Practices, and Professional Communication. Each chapter is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the subject matter, equipping you with the knowledge and confidence to tackle the exam successfully. Whether you are preparing for the BCETMB or MBLEx, this study guide is your go-to resource for comprehensive exam preparation.

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I just passed the BCETMB last week! I used this audio book, an online anatomy subscription (KenHub), and the online practice exam on the NCBTMB website (I used this the most). I also bought the Momtrix card but I felt like they were sub-par (way too much information and jumbled into one paragraph without numbering the cards). Also, check out the outline on NCBTMB website. It is a really nice outline!
Back to the audio book! I like how Phillip did a nice review of topics. It was laid out really well and overviewed a little bit and then went deeper later in another sections. I thought it was a well thought out book. The section on what is Local verses Global Contradictions felt more subjective and needed more information before really saying It was a contra-indication for massage. Most of the time it depends on whether something is Acute verse Chronic and if the disease is stabilized. Other than that section if was a well welcomed break from reading while studying for the BCETMB. It really highlighted fact of importance in a less overwhelming way while highlighting differences for example pulmonary vein has oxygenated blood
If you are on the fence.... It is worth the purchase! Just remember it is most likely a supplement to other materials needed to pass.