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Management of Menopause Type® Seminar

 

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Table of Contents

Module A - Redefining Menopause

Module D - Assessment

Module B - Subjective Data

Module E - Planning

Module C - Objective Data

Module F - Implement, Evaluate & Reassess

References

Module A - References

Module D - References

Module B - References

Module E - References

Module C - References

Module F - References

 

Module A - Redefining Menopause

a00 - Introduction

a17 - Ideal Levels

a01 - Terminology

a18 - The Physiological Baseline

a02 - What is Menopause - Historical and Social Perspectives

a19 - Menopause Type Testing

a03 - Menopause Redefined

a20 - Actions & Interactions of Hormones

a04 - Understanding the 12 Menopause Types

a21 - The Endometrium

a05 - Estradiol - Monthly Activity

a22 - The Vagina & Urinary Tract

a06 - Estradiol - Premenopausal Activity

a23 - The Libido

a07 - Estradiol - Perimenopausal Activity

a24 - Blood Sugar & Insulin

a08 - Estradiol - Postmenopausal Activity

a25 - The Brain

a09 - Progesterone - Monthly Activity

a26 - The Breasts

a10 - Progesterone - Premenopausal Activity

a27 - The Skin

a11 - Progesterone - Perimenopausal Activity

a28 - The Bones

a12 - Progesterone - Postmenopausal Activity

a29 - The Heart

a13 - Testosterone  - Monthly Activity

a30 - Risks & Symptoms

a14 - Testosterone  - Premenopausal Activity

a31 - Modification of Risks & Symptoms

a15 - Testosterone  - Perimenopausal Activity

a32 - Compliance & Continuity of Care

a16 - Testosterone  - Postmenopausal Activity

a33 - Redefining Menopause - Review

 

A Ref – Module A  - References

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Module B - Subjective Data

b00 - Introduction

b14 - Case # 1 Step Five

b01 - Subjective Data

b15 - Case # 1 Step Six

b02 - Estrogen Deficit Symptoms

b16 - Case # 1 Step Seven

b03 - Progesterone Deficit Symptoms

b17 - Case # 1 Step Eight

b04 - Testosterone Deficit Symptoms

b18 - Case # 1 Advanced Interpretation

b05 - Androgen Excess Symptoms

b19 - Interpreting Subjective Data - Clinical Applications

b06 - The Menopause Type Questionnaire

b20 - Other Causes of Symptoms - Estrogen Deficit Symptoms

b07 - Interpreting the MTQ

b21 - Other Causes of Symptoms - Progesterone Deficit Symptoms

b08 - Case # 1

b22 - Other Causes of Symptoms - Testosterone Deficit Symptoms

b09 - Case # 1 Fill in Sections & Columns

b23 - Other Causes of Symptoms - Androgen Excess Symptoms

b10 - Case # 1 Step One

b24 - Therapeutic Interventions Based on Subjective Data

b11 - Case # 1 Step Two

b25 - Clinical Applications Case # 1

b12 - Case # 1 Step Three

b26 - Summary of Module B

b13 - Case # 1 Step Four

B Ref – Module B - References

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Module C - Objective Data

c00 - Introduction

c11 - Salivary Hormone Tests - Clinical Applications

c01 - Objective Data

c12 - Urinary Hormone Tests - Scientific Literature

c02 - Physical Exam

c13 - Urine Hormone Tests - Benefits

c03 - Osteoporosis

c14 - Urine Hormone Tests - Limitations

c04 - Cardiovascular Disease

c15 - Urine Hormone Tests - Clinical Applications

c05 - Cancer Risks

c16 - Choosing Hormone Tests

c06 - Hormone Tests

c17 - Diagnostic Goals

c07 - Serum Hormone Tests

c18 - Determining Menopause Type With Lab Tests

c08 - Salivary Hormone Tests Scientific Literature

c19 - Therapeutic Interventions

c09 - Salivary Hormone Tests - Benefits

c20 - Objective Data - Review

c10 - Salivary Hormone Tests - Limitations

C Ref – Module C - References

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Module D - Assessment

d00 - Introduction

d07 - Tissue Reaction - Hormone Levels

d01 - Assessment

d08 - Tissue Reaction - Agonists or Antagonists

d02 - Defining Assessment

d09 - Tissue Reaction - Cell Receptor Sensitivity or Resistance

d03 - Limitations of Subjective Data

d10 - Function-Response Model of Tissue Reaction

d04 - Limitations of Objective Data

d11 - Assessment Requirements - Preparing for the Plan

d05 - Putting all the information together - Making an Assessment

D Ref – Module D - References

d06 - Correlative Interpretation - The foundation for a Plan

 

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Module E - Planning

e00 - Introduction

e04 - Protocols to Manage Specific Symptoms

e01 - Designing a Treatment Plan

 

Anxiety & Mood Swings

e02 - Protocols Based only on Subjective Data

 

Breasts Atrophy

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 1

 

Hair Thinning in Women

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 2

 

Depression

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 3

 

Dry Skin

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 4

 

Fatigue

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 5

 

Headaches

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 6

 

Heart Palpitations

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 7

 

Hot Flashes and/or Night Sweats

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 8

 

Insomnia

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 9

 

Libido Decreased

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 10

 

Memory Loss & Difficulty Concentrating

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 11

 

Urinary Incontinence

 

Protocol for Subjective Type 12

 

Vaginal Bleeding is Irregular

e03 - Protocols Based on Objective Data

 

Vaginal Pain or Dryness

 

Protocols for Objective Type 1

 

Vaginal Thinning/Atrophy

 

Protocols for Objective Type 2

e05 - Protocols to Support Body Systems

 

Protocols for Objective Type 3

 

Colon Cancer

 

Protocols for Objective Type 4

 

Dementia / Alzheimer’s

 

Protocols for Objective Type 5

 

Diabetes / Insulin Resistance

 

Protocols for Objective Type 6

 

Heart Disease

 

Protocols for Objective Type 7

 

Osteoporosis

 

Protocols for Objective Type 8

 

Tooth Loss

 

Protocols for Objective Type 9

e06 - Merging Protocols Into A Treatment Plan

 

Protocols for Objective Type 10

e07 - Plan - Review

 

Protocols for Objective Type 11

E Ref – Module E References

 

Protocols for Objective Type 12

 

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Module F - Implement, Evaluate & Reassess

f00 - Introduction

f10 - Session 6 - Eight Months

f01 - Implement - Evaluate – Reassess

f11 - Session 7-  Eleven Months

f02 - Comprehensive Health Care

f12 - Session 8 - Twelve Months

f03 - Continuity of Care

f13 - Session 9 - Eighteen Months

f04 - Improved Patient Outcomes

f14 - Session 10 - Nineteen Months

f05 - Session 1 - Initial Visit

f15 - Session 11 - 25 to 31 months

f06 - Session 2 - One Month Later

f16 - Session 12+ -  Continue Yearly Evaluations

f07 - Session 3 - Three Months

f17 - Implement - Evaluate - Reassess - Review

f08 - Session 4 - Five Months

F Ref – Module F References

f09 - Session 5 - Six Months

 

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