Range of Motion (ROM) Exercises
This game will help you learn about Range of motion Exercises. Made by Bea Marie L. VASQUEZ of BSN1AS-2
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Topics of this game:
- Type of ROM exercise wherein the client is able to perform independently
- Type of ROM exercise wherein exercises are performed for the client by someone else
- Type of ROM exercise wherein exercises are performed by a client with some assistance. The client can move a limb partially but needs help completing the ROM.
- It is the movement of a joint to the extent possible without causing pain.
- Performing ROM Exercise starts with..
- Purpose of ROM Exercise is to promote & Maintain joint mobility & function
- Purpose of ROM Exercise is to facilitate comfort for the patient.
- It causes muscle contraction and active movement. Example are walking, aerobics, moving arms & legs
- It involves muscle contractions with resistance provided by an external source. Example: movement of the leg against resistance.
- It is the tightening or tensing of muscles without shortening and changing the length of muscle fibers. Example: contraction of gluteal muscles.
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