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When doing passive range-of-motion exercises, how far should the joint be moved?

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Correct Incorrect Passive range-of-motion exercises should move the joint until slight resistance is felt, but without causing pain. Moving past resistance can cause injury. The aim is to keep joints mobile safely.

When doing passive range-of-motion exercises, how far should the joint be moved?

• Until the resident feels significant pain
• Only to the point of resistance without causing pain
• Until the joint locks
• Through a full 360° if possible