Passive & Active Range of Motion

This inservice contains basic information about the musculoskeletal system, especially the joints. Includes a discussion of the causes of joint stiffness and other problems as well as how important it is for joints to remain flexible. Describes basic range of motion exercises. Gives tips for both passive and active range of motion!

Define range of motion.
Describe the parts of the musculoskeletal system and how they work together.
Differentiate between rehabilitative and preventative range of motion exercises and discuss the benefits of each.
Describe the general guidelines for performing and/or assisting with range of motion exercises.
Demonstrate proper technique in performing range of motion exercises in your daily work with clients.

A healthcare professional in dark scrubs is smiling and leaning over a patient lying down. The patient's body is partially visible, covered by a green blanket. A white curtain hangs in the background, and a white logo is in the lower right corner.

   English

   Audio Included

   CE Credit Hours: 1 Hour

   Length: 1 Hour

Passive & Active Range of Motion

A healthcare professional in dark scrubs is smiling and leaning over a patient lying down. The patient's body is partially visible, covered by a green blanket. A white curtain hangs in the background, and a white logo is in the lower right corner.

   English

   Audio Included

   CE Credit Hours: 1 Hour

   Length: 1 Hour

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