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What is the primary goal of Passive Range of Motion (PROM)

A: a. Preventing joint stiffness B: b. Strengthening muscles C: c. Improving endurance D: d. Increasing muscle power

Who performs PROM exercises?

A: a. Only during weight-bearing exercises B: b. The patient actively C: c. A therapist or caregiver D: d. Only robotic devices

When is PROM contraindicated?

A: a. After total bed rest B: b. In a comatose patient C: c. In a patient with spasticity D: d. In case of an unstable joint fracture

1. What is the primary purpose of Passive Movement in physiotherapy?

A: a) To strengthen weak muscles B: b) To maintain joint mobility and prevent stiffness C: c) To increase cardiovascular endurance D: d) To enhance balance

5. Which of the following is a limitation of passive movement?

A: a) It improves circulation B: b) It prevents contractures C: c) It does not increase muscle strength D: d) It maintains joint mobility