'Rom exercises' presentation slideshows

PEDIATRICS UNIT 3

PEDIATRICS UNIT 3. Revised 2012. MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. Developmental Hip Dysplasia. Head of femur displaced due to shallow hip socket Causes: Heredity, environmental. Treatment. Pavlik Harness to maintain abduction Casting. Nursing Interventions. Box 31-8

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Exercise, ROM, Transfers & Ambulation

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1. Discuss rehabilitation and restorative care

1. Discuss rehabilitation and restorative care. Define the following term: rehabilitation care that is given by specialists to help restore or improve function after an illness or injury. 1. Discuss rehabilitation and restorative care.

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PT 153: Therapeutic Exercise II Range-of-motion Exercises

PT 153: Therapeutic Exercise II Range-of-motion Exercises. Aila Nica J. Bandong , PTRP Instructor Department of Physical Therapy UP- College of Allied Medical Professions. Learning Objectives. At the end of the lecture, the students should be able to:

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PT 153: Therapeutic Exercise II Range-of-motion Exercises

PT 153: Therapeutic Exercise II Range-of-motion Exercises. Aila Nica J. Bandong , PTRP Instructor Department of Physical Therapy UP- College of Allied Medical Professions. Learning Objectives. At the end of the lecture, the students should be able to:

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1.04 -THE LAW- System of Rules

1.04 -THE LAW- System of Rules. - Criminal Law-. Criminal Law. Protects all people from those who: pose a threat to society. are a danger to the public. Can result in being arrested. Could prevent a person from being employed.

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Range of Motion

Range of Motion. Chapter 3. Range of Motion. Basic technique used for examination of movement and for initiating movement into a purposeful therapeutic intervention Range of motion (ROM) Functional excursion Active insufficiency Passive insufficiency.

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Water Security Updates & Initiatives Asset Management Workshop May 5, 2005

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Unit 5: Range of Motion Exercises

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Module 6

Module 6. Range of Motion. Purpose of ROM Exercises. Promote and maintain joint mobility Prevent contractures and shortening of muscles and tendons Increase circulation to extremities Decrease vascular complications of immobility Enhance rehabilitation Facilitate comfort for the patient.

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Performing Range-of-Motion

Performing Range-of-Motion. Equipment & supplies bath blanket, pen or pencil. Authorization. Determine type of ROM exercises Determine limitation of movement. Procedure. Assemble equipment Wash hands knock on door pause before entering Introduce yourself Identify patient

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