An Alamo South District Sponsored Event 
Introduction to Lymphedema 

Date:  May 31, 2025
Time:  9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (time subject to change)
Speaker:  Isaac Montes OTD, OTR/L, CHT, CLT, CSCS
Locations: Hybrid

• Virtual via Zoom
• University of Incarnate Word - Lecture Hall 1121, 9160 Guilbeau Road, San Antonio TX.
• University of Rio Grande Valley - 1201 W. University Dr., SWOT Bld. Rm 1.400, Edinburg Campus 

RSVP - Please let us know what location you will be attending this event on May 31, 2025.

Lymphedema Course Objectives:

• Describe the structure and function of the lymphatic system
• Describe the anatomical routes of lymphatic drainage 
• Differentiate between the stages and classification of lymphedema, including primary and secondary forms
• Explain the physiological principles underlying lymphatic transport and their relevance to the development of lymphedema
• Identify common causes of dynamic, mechanical and combined lymphatic insufficiencies
• Demonstrate knowledge of treatment approaches for lymphedema

Short Abstract: Course will provide foundations information regarding the structure and function of the lymphatic system, pathological process associated with the lymphatic system, and classification/description of the stages of lymphedema.

4.75 CEU/4.75 Contact Hours
Enrollment through TOTA Learning Management System 

Cost:
FREE to current TOTA members! Not a member? By becoming a member, you would be supporting your state association and enjoying cost savings while earning CEUs!
Non-Member OT/OTA $30
Non-Member Student $15