After surgery, a client has a continuous passive motion device. The expected client outcome related to use of this device is:
a. to maintain maximum mobility of the joint.
b. to maintain optimal circulation to the extremity.
c. the client will move the toes without difficulty.
d. the client will increase strength in the extremity.
ANS: A
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