Range of Motion

Question 1

is a basic technique done to preserve or
maintain flexibility and mobility of the joints . It is done to
reduce rigidity of muscles in a bedridden patients.

Answer 1

ROM-

Question 2

is the term that is used to describe the
amount of movement you have at each joint. Every joint in
the body has a “normal” range of motion.

Answer 2

Range of Motion

Question 3

refers to activity
aimed to improve movement of a specific joint.

Answer 3

Range of Motion Exercise

Question 4

‌To improve physical well-being and avoid injury by
keeping the muscles and joints strong and flexible.

To improve movement of a specific joint.

To prevent atrophy of muscles.

Range of Motion (ROM) exercises are given to
reduce the atrophy of the musculature. With
progression, resistance.

Answer 4

Purposes of Range of Motion
Exercises

Question 5

Improves blood Circulation

Improves Muscle Strength

Maintains Flexibility

Reduces Pain

Enhances Physical Performance

Reduces Stiffness

Decrease Potential Injury

Answer 5

Benefits of
ROM Exercises:

Question 6

is movement applied to a joint solely by
another person or persons or a passive motion machine. When passive
range of motion is applied, the joint of an individual receiving exercise is
completely relaxed while the outside force moves the body part, such as
a leg or arm, throughout the available range. Injury, surgery, or
immobilization of a joint may affect the normal joint range of motion.

Answer 6

Passive Range of Motion

Question 7

• to keep the muscles and joints
  strong and flexible.

Answer 7

Range of motion exercises

Question 8

exercises are done alone.

Answer 8

Active range of motion (AROM)

Question 9

require
assistance

Answer 9

Active-assisted range of motion (AAROM) exercises-

Question 10

is movement of a joint
provided entirely by the individual performing the
exercise. (PATIENT)

Answer 10

Active Range of Motion (AROM)

Question 11

-a joint
receiving partial assistance from an outside force.

Answer 11

Active Assist Range of Motion – (AAROM)

Question 12

This range of motion may result from the majority of
motion applied by an exerciser or by the person or persons
assisting the individual. It also may be ___ ____ ____on the joint from each source.

Answer 12

half-and-half
effort

Question 13

-are especially beneficial when a situation
such as a stroke or an accident has left a patient bedridden
or wheelchair-bound.

Answer 13

PROM Exercises

Question 14

Passive range of motion exercises is helping patient to
.

Answer 14

improve joint flexibility

Question 15

If they are unable to move, medical professionals will move
their muscles and bend their joints on a daily basis, working
toward

Answer 15

potential recovery

Question 16

-is a middle
category for range of motion in which someone helps in the
move often happens in physical therapy, when they need to
build up flexibility or strength in a particular body part.

Answer 16

Assisted Active Range of Motion(AAROM)

Question 17

When patients are not in control of a movement, there’s
a greater chance of

Answer 17

injury

Question 18

Another person can’t tell what your limit is and _____ farther than it is able to go.

Answer 18

may move
a muscle or joint