Passive Range of Motion Exercises Quiz

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What is the definition of passive movement?

Movement within the unrestricted ROM produced by an external force (correct)
Movement within the muscle's restricted range produced by voluntary muscular contraction
Movement within the unrestricted ROM produced by voluntary muscular contraction
Movement within the muscle's restricted range produced by an external force

Which of the following is an example of mechanical passive movement?

Forced Passive Movements
Relaxed manual Passive Movements
Joint Mobilization
Continuous Passive Movements (CPM) (correct)

When are passive movements indicated?

In inactive tissues, where active movement is painless
In acute, inflamed tissues, where active movement is painful (correct)
In chronic, inflamed tissues, where active movement is painful
In fully recovered tissues, where active movement is painless

What are the factors that can lead to decreased ROM?

<p>Systemic, Joint, Neurologic, Muscular, Surgical or traumatic insult, Inactivity or immobilization (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between relaxed manual passive movements and forced passive movements?

<p>Relaxed manual includes accessory movements, while forced includes joint mobilization & manipulation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Passive Movement

Movement within the unrestricted ROM (range of motion) produced by an external force.

When passive movements are indicated

These are indicated in acute, inflamed tissues where active movement is painful.

Factors leading to decreased ROM

Systemic, Joint, Neurologic, Muscular, Surgical or traumatic insult, Inactivity or immobilization

Relaxed vs. Forced passive movements

Relaxed manual passive movements include accessory movements, while forced includes joint mobilization & manipulation.

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Study Notes

What is the definition of passive movement? Which of the following is an example of mechanical passive movement? When are passive movements indicated? What are the factors that can lead to decreased ROM? What is the difference between relaxed manual passive movements and forced passive movements?