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What is the primary effect of stimulating the bone mentioned in the text?
What is the primary effect of stimulating the bone mentioned in the text?
- Increases muscle mass
- Reduces joint friction
- Enhances nerve sensitivity
- Prevents DVT (correct)
What is one way mentioned to prevent thrombus formation?
What is one way mentioned to prevent thrombus formation?
- Enhancing neural activity
- Increasing circulation (correct)
- Reducing limb movement
- Adding external resistance
In the context provided, what differentiates movement with no additional resistance?
In the context provided, what differentiates movement with no additional resistance?
- Strengthening inherent resistance of limb weight/gravity (correct)
- Enhancing neural input
- Reducing metabolic rate
- Increasing cardiovascular endurance
What remains present even when no additional resistance to movement is applied?
What remains present even when no additional resistance to movement is applied?
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Which of the following is not a benefit mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is not a benefit mentioned in the text?
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Study Notes
Active Range of Motion (AROM)
- AROM is movement produced by internal muscle force, without external assistance or resistance
- No external force is applied to produce the movement
Benefits of AROM
- Maintains elasticity and contractility of involved muscles
- Helps maintain strength
- Stimulates bone growth and prevents Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
- Increases circulation and prevents thrombus formation
Key Characteristics of AROM
- Distinguishes from strengthening exercises as it does not add additional resistance to movement
- Inherent resistance from limb weight and gravity is still present
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Learn about Active Range of Motion, a type of movement produced by internal muscle force, and its benefits in maintaining muscle elasticity, strength, and preventing DVT and thrombus formation.
