Clinical Case Study for Health Advisor
The course includes a first detailed and documented clinical case study (CCS), related to the program being taken. The student will be required to create a report following the model presented in the course, allowing them to demonstrate their skills in vital hygiene and health education.
Included Learning Methods:
- E-Learning: an interactive, motivating, and effective learning method.
- Printable course booklets
- Online exams
- Access to the student centre
- Videos and virtual library.
Course Content Description
Student Guide
- Exam Submission Due Date
- Schedule
- Change the due date
- Course Objectives
- References
- Teaching Method
- Receipt of manual
- Getting started
- Plan your work schedule
- Assessment assignments
- Introduction
- The client-therapist approach
- The client file
- The file
- The questionnaires
- The interview
- The questioning
- Purpose of the questioning
- Structure of the questioning
- Questionnaire analysis
- Treatment plan
- Follow-up visits
- Report
- Tutor's advice regarding your work
Chapter 1
- General State and Vital Hygiene
- Questions about general state
- Digestive system
- Urine and perspiration
- Respiratory system
- Lymphatic system
- Cardiovascular system
- Menstruation
- Skin, hair and nails
- Immune system
- Musculoskeletal system
- Sleep
- Nervous system
- Other signs
- Questions on Vital Hygiene and Eating Behaviours
Chapter 2
- Cathy's case
- The consultation
- Reasons for consultation
- Presentation
- Comments and observations
- Family history
- Personal history
- General state and vital hygiene questionnaire
- General state
- Digestive system
- Urine and perspiration
- Respiratory system
- Lymphatic system
- Cardiovascular system
- Menstruation
- Skin, hair and nails
- Immune system
- Musculoskeletal system
- Sleep
- Nervous system
- Other signs
- Vital hygiene and eating behaviours
Case Summary
- Some Definitions
- Constipation
- Insomnia
- Analysis
- BMI
- Body fat percentage
- Food distribution
- Stress and compensation
- Adrenal exhaustion
- Gut flora, intestinal overload, and constipation
- Insomnia
- Liver
- Colloidal overload
- Treatment plan
- Symptomatic relief
- Insomnia, fatigue, diet, and nervous system
- Constipation and restoration of gut flora
- Dietary changes
- Relieving the hepato-intestinal area
- Prevention
- Visit Follow-up
- Appointment 2–3 weeks later
- Appointment 3–4 weeks later
- Graded Activities
- Course #620
- Instructions
