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    Range of Motion Checklist

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    This document provides instructions for performing range of motion exercises. It defines range of motion exercises and explains their purpose is to increase flexibility and prevent stiffness. It then lists the procedure which includes washing hands, explaining the exercise to the patient, determining the type of exercise, performing range of motion on various joints including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, hips, knees, ankles, feet and toes, ensuring the patient is comfortable when finished, washing hands again, and documenting the assessment.

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    This document provides instructions for performing range of motion exercises. It defines range of motion exercises and explains their purpose is to increase flexibility and prevent stiffness. It then lists the procedure which includes washing hands, explaining the exercise to the patient, determining the type of exercise, performing range of motion on various joints including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, hips, knees, ankles, feet and toes, ensuring the patient is comfortable when finished, washing hands again, and documenting the assessment.

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    This document provides instructions for performing range of motion exercises. It defines range of motion exercises and explains their purpose is to increase flexibility and prevent stiffness. It then lists the procedure which includes washing hands, explaining the exercise to the patient, determining the type of exercise, performing range of motion on various joints including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, hips, knees, ankles, feet and toes, ensuring the patient is comfortable when finished, washing hands again, and documenting the assessment.

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    This document provides instructions for performing range of motion exercises. It defines range of motion exercises and explains their purpose is to increase flexibility and prevent stiffness. It then lists the procedure which includes washing hands, explaining the exercise to the patient, determining the type of exercise, performing range of motion on various joints including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, hips, knees, ankles, feet and toes, ensuring the patient is comfortable when finished, washing hands again, and documenting the assessment.

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    ROM EXERCISES U

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    Definition:
    T A
    I F T
    S A I
    F I S
    A R F
    Purpose:
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    Procedure:
    Range of Motion

    1. Wash hands.

    2. Explain the procedure to the patient.


    3. Determine the type of exercise to be done.
    4. Perform/assist in doing ROM on the following joints.

    4.1 Neck
    - Flexion
    - Lateral Flexion
    - Rotation

    4.2 Shoulder
    -Flexion
    - Extension
    -Abduction
    -Adduction
    -Internal Rotation
    -External Rotation
    -Circumduction

    4.3 Elbow
    -Flexion
    -Extension
    4.4 Forearm
    -Supination
    - Pronation
    4.5 Wrist
    - Flexion
    - Extension
    - Abduction
    - Adduction
    4.6 Fingers
    - Flexion
    - Extension
    - Abduction
    - Adduction
    4.7 Thumb
    - Flexion
    - Extension
    - Abduction
    - Adduction
    -Opposition

    4.8 Hip
    - Flexion
    - Extension
    - Hyperextension
    - Abduction
    - Adduction
    -Internal Rotation
    -External Rotation
    -Circumduction
    4.9 Knee
    - Flexion
    - Extension

    4.10 Ankle
    - Dorsal Flexion
    - Plantar Flexion
    4.11 Foot
    - Inversion
    - Eversion
    4.12 Toes
    - Flexion
    - Extension
    - Abduction
    - Adduction

    5. When finished, make sure the patient is comfortable, with the side rails
    up and the bed in the lowest position.
    6. Wash hands.

    7. Document and report pertinent assessment data.

    PCI CI Date

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