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SKILL NAME /TOPIC: - PROVIDING PASSIVE RANGE OF MOTION EXERCISE
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SKILL NAME /TOPIC: -PROVIDING PASSIVE RANGE OF MOTION

EXERCISE

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1.Follow the common steps ¨ Check physician order and patient

condition ¨ Identify patient ¨ Explain procedure¨ Elevate bed level¨ Break wheel of bed ¨ Check connection can interferes ¨ Provide privacy

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2 .Expose only limb being exercised3. Support limb by holding it

above and below joint Or either by –Cupping joint in palm of your

hand Or,–Cradling limbs along your forearm

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4 .Move limb smoothly and rhythmically within its range of motion from 2 to 5 times for each joint

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5,6 .Rom –head and neck

¨ Flexion

¨ Extension

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Lateral flexion Rotation

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7 .ROM- Shoulder

¨ Flexion:¨ Extention

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Shoulder Abduction:Shoulder Adduction :

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Shoulder Internal rotation& External rotation

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8 .ROM- elbow

¨ Flexion ¨ Extension

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9 .ROM- forearm

¨ Supination Pronation

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10 .ROM-wrist

-Flexion

-Extension

-Hyper extension

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11 .ROM- fingers

¨ _Flexion ¨ -Extension

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-Abduction -Adduction-Opposition

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12 .ROM- hip

¨ -Flexion ¨ -Extension

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Abduction-Adduction

Abduction.wmv

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Hip: Internal rotation -External rotation

Extension_Flexion.wmv

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13 .ROM- knee

¨ -Flexion ¨ -Extension

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14 .ROM- ankle

¨ -Dorsa-flexion ¨ -Plantar flexion

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-Inversion -Eversion

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15. ROM- toesFlexion -Extension

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Toe-Abduction-Adduction

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Step 16:¨ If contractive or rigidity are present

apply slow firm pressure without causing pain

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17 .Follow after care

¨ Cover patient

 ¨ Put side rail up

¨ Put bed level down

¨ Wash hands

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Step 18

¨ Record