18 Questions
What is the primary purpose of applying AROM techniques as described in the text?
To demonstrate the full range of motion available to the patient
When is assistance most likely to be required during AROM exercises?
At the beginning and end of the range of motion
Which of the following is a benefit of using PROM techniques as described in the text?
Maintenance of joint range of motion
Which of the following upper extremity movements is NOT described in the text?
Forearm pronation and supination
What is the primary purpose of performing PROM exercises in the side-lying or prone position, as described in the text?
To increase the range of motion available for shoulder extension
What is the primary function of the hand placement and procedure described for shoulder abduction and adduction exercises?
To allow the therapist to better control the direction and speed of the movement
What is the primary purpose of self-assisted range of motion (S-AROM) exercises?
To improve joint mobility and prevent stiffness
Which of the following is NOT a technique for self-assisted range of motion exercises?
Engaging in weightlifting exercises
What is the primary benefit of performing passive range of motion (PROM) exercises?
To maintain joint mobility and prevent stiffness
Which of the following techniques is described for performing passive range of motion for the shoulder joint?
All of the above
When might passive range of motion (PROM) exercises be contraindicated?
In cases of acute joint inflammation
What is the primary purpose of the technique described as 'pushing both of the patient's knees laterally in one direction until the pelvis on the opposite side comes up off the treatment table'?
To increase spinal mobility
Which of the following techniques is used to assist the patient in performing active range of motion (ROM) exercises?
Overhead pulleys
What is a potential benefit of using passive range of motion (PROM) exercises?
Providing objective reinforcement and motivation
When might passive range of motion (PROM) exercises be indicated?
To increase joint mobility in an immobilized or paralyzed limb
Which of the following is another potential use for passive range of motion (PROM) exercises?
Providing a slight distraction force to the glenohumeral joint
Which of the following techniques is used to facilitate active range of motion (ROM) exercises for the upper extremity?
Elbow flexion-extension
Which of the following techniques aims to reduce the resistance of gravity or friction during range of motion exercises?
Skateboard or powder board
Learn about range of motion exercises, including active range of motion (AROM) and passive range of motion (PROM) techniques. Understand how to properly assist patients in performing these exercises for smooth and effective movement.
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