A patient can lift the arm but needs the nurse to support the elbow through the movement. Which type of exercise is this?
Correct answer: A. Active-assisted range of motion
- A. Active-assisted range of motion
- B. Passive range of motion
- C. Resistive range of motion
- D. Isometric muscle exercise
Explanation
Active-assisted exercise occurs when the patient starts the movement and the nurse provides support or assistance. Passive exercise occurs without any patient participation.
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