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Complete Review Guide for State & National Examinations in Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork By Patrick C Barron ( Pine Island Publishers Inc )
Release Date: 2005
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Product Description
The Complete Review Guide is a thorough synopsis of the essential reference material needed to successfully study for state and national license or certification examinations in therapeutic massage and bodywork. It contains more than 250 pages of detailed information, concisely organized into chapters that correspond with the specific exam content outlines presented by state and national examinations. The 5th edition contains updated exam content outlines for the states of New York, Ohio, Texas, and the NCETMB & NCETM. This edition covers material from the new MBLEx content outline, and also includes an updated Pathology section with more Pharmacology & Nutrition, and an updated Business Practices section with more information on business plans, licensure issues, professional standards, billing practices, and client charting.
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 Review of "Complete Review Guide" by a massage therapist. ( banananan )
This book is very thorough but very dry. It covers everything that could possibly be on the boards but there are no pictures of any kind. I kept wishing for a drawing of what was being explained. If you are fresh out of school, this would be great. I finished massage school 11 years ago and am retaking my boards. I needed a little bit more than this provided.
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 Complete Review Guide for National Exam in Massage
There are probably a lot of study guides out there on helping you pass the national therapeutic massage and bodywork test with test questions and workbook, but I thought this one was nicely laid out. The bulk of the test questions deal with anatomy and physiology, but that is a very broad and deep study ... at least a couple of college semesters just to know your way around the skin, bones, muscles, blood, organs, etc. down to the cellular level. Each is a system unto itself. But ... this study guide seems to hit on the most important subject matter within each of the systems as well as cover the peripherals of being a "professional" massage therapist including such topics as ethics, techniques/methods, pathologies, the dynamics of Yin-Yang, etc.
I highly recommend that you read it from cover to cover if you are serious about passing the national exam, want to obtain the essence of knowledge about the living body you are working on, and be able to converse intelligently about just what you are doing to an examiner, colleague, or even the client! Could you?
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Complete ( jj_52 )
This is the only review book I used for the NCBTMB's exam, and I passed. EVERYTHING on the test was in this book. The information is formatted and presented in a format that is easy to study, and easy to remember. Highly recommended.
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Complete Review Guide for State and National Examinations in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork ( niseyleon )
This has got to be THE number one quick review book out there for the massage exam! Every single question asked in this book was on the exam and if not in question form it was in the easily formatted reading sections. I liked the space in the borders for writing on and used it for notes. The other book by ashton is good too. I used both and aced the exam!!!
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