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    1. This standard operational procedure outlines range of motion exercises to maintain or improve joint mobility. 2. The exercises involve moving each major joint through its full range of motion, including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, knees, ankles, and torso if standing. 3. The exercises should be done lightly without forcing movement, and progress is evaluated based on the client's verbal and physical responses as well as making contracts for future activities.

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    1. This standard operational procedure outlines range of motion exercises to maintain or improve joint mobility. 2. The exercises involve moving each major joint through its full range of motion, including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, knees, ankles, and torso if standing. 3. The exercises should be done lightly without forcing movement, and progress is evaluated based on the client's verbal and physical responses as well as making contracts for future activities.

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    1. This standard operational procedure outlines range of motion exercises to maintain or improve joint mobility. 2. The exercises involve moving each major joint through its full range of motion, including the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, fingers, knees, ankles, and torso if standing. 3. The exercises should be done lightly without forcing movement, and progress is evaluated based on the client's verbal and physical responses as well as making contracts for future activities.

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    STANDARD
    OPERATIONAL SOP RANGE OF MOTION (ROM)
    PROCEDURE

    Definition Active-passive motion exercises or range of motion (ROM) are


    exercises performed to maintain or
    improve the level of perfection of the ability to move
    joints normally and completely
    Destination 1. To reduce stiffness in joints and weakness
    in the muscles that can be done actively or passively
    depending on the patient's condition.

    2. Increase or maintain flexibility and


    muscle strength

    Indication 1. Patients who experience physical mobility barriers

    2. Patients with limited range of motion


    Work procedures Work Stage
    ROM movement

    1. Neck

    Bend your head down and up and then look sideways


    Right and left

    2. Arms/shoulders
    Raise your hands up then back down, then down
    sideways and down again
    3. Elbows

    By bending the arm, move the arm up and down


    down.

    4. Wrist
    Bend the wrist in and out then to the side
    Machine Translated by Google

    left and right

    5. Fingers

    Bend all four fingers inward and then stretch

    back. Clench all fingers then open. Bend each finger one by one

    one by one.

    6. Knees

    Lift your leg up then bend your knee then lower it

    again. Move your feet to the right and left and then rotate
    towards the inside and outside.

    7. Ankle

    Bend the ankle up and then straighten it. Bend the toes
    up and down.

    8. If you can stand, do body movements

    Bend over then rotate the waist to the side


    Right and left.

    REMEMBER. Don't force it into practice, do it lightly

    possible.

    Evaluation a. Response

    Verbal response: the client says it's not stiff anymore

    Non-verbal response: the client doesn't seem difficult to deal with

    moving the stiff side of his body.

    b. Give positive reinforcement

    c. Make a contract for the next activity

    d. End the activity well

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