Re: CE for Prosthetists
Dearing, Ruthie
Description
Collection
Title:
Re: CE for Prosthetists
Creator:
Dearing, Ruthie
Date:
3/26/2019
Text:
Prosthetists CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASS CLOSED/SOLD OUT
Intro to Fabricating w High Consistency Silicone Rubber
Date April 12, 2019 Location Spokane Falls Community College
HCR silicone rubber is a versatile material that is inert, very flexible, and suitable for prosthetic use. HCR silicone rubbers are claylike in the pre-cured state and may be formed into almost any shape without the need to build complex molds. Available as a two-part system, this compound is mixed with the help of a two-roll mill and baked at a low temperature to achieve cured, durable rubber. It is available in several compatible formulations that produce different finished firmness. Add new power to your problem-solving capabilities with these adaptable, elastic, ultra-strong materials making liners, partial feet, and hand and finger appliances.
During this 8-hour course, the lecture portion of the class will cover special equipment and handling technique needed for proficiency in fabricating with this flexible material, and all attendees will have the opportunity to make a silicone liner during the hands-on lab portion of the course. This CE course is approved for 8 CEU credits by the ABC; 9.25 CEU credits by the BOC.
Ruthie H. Dearing, MHSA, JD
Program Coordinator
O & P Technology Program
Spokane Falls Community College
3410 W. Fort George Wright Drive
Spokane, Washington 99224
(509) 533-3231 FAX (509) 533-4143
<Email Address Redacted> <mailto:<Email Address Redacted>>
Intro to Fabricating w High Consistency Silicone Rubber
Date April 12, 2019 Location Spokane Falls Community College
HCR silicone rubber is a versatile material that is inert, very flexible, and suitable for prosthetic use. HCR silicone rubbers are claylike in the pre-cured state and may be formed into almost any shape without the need to build complex molds. Available as a two-part system, this compound is mixed with the help of a two-roll mill and baked at a low temperature to achieve cured, durable rubber. It is available in several compatible formulations that produce different finished firmness. Add new power to your problem-solving capabilities with these adaptable, elastic, ultra-strong materials making liners, partial feet, and hand and finger appliances.
During this 8-hour course, the lecture portion of the class will cover special equipment and handling technique needed for proficiency in fabricating with this flexible material, and all attendees will have the opportunity to make a silicone liner during the hands-on lab portion of the course. This CE course is approved for 8 CEU credits by the ABC; 9.25 CEU credits by the BOC.
Ruthie H. Dearing, MHSA, JD
Program Coordinator
O & P Technology Program
Spokane Falls Community College
3410 W. Fort George Wright Drive
Spokane, Washington 99224
(509) 533-3231 FAX (509) 533-4143
<Email Address Redacted> <mailto:<Email Address Redacted>>
Citation
Dearing, Ruthie, “Re: CE for Prosthetists,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/209400.
