Passive range of motion is not
a. A method of assisting an individual to resume independence of function
b. A method of preventing deformities
c. A method of preventing increased limitation of activity
d. A form of exercise that the patient must do unassisted
D
Responses A, B, and C all refer to passive range of motion. Passive range of motion generally requires that another person, usually the nurse or therapist, takes responsibility for the exercise program.
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