Passive Range of Motion Exercises: Physical Therapy Assistant Skills Video #3

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[@randybicker907]

Thank you so much! This is priceless in helping my dad who is bedridden recently!

[@Bhosadilal]

I am a yog therapist and this is nearly all I do. But I also include stretches along with ROM.

[@melanieruiz4204]

Perfect ROM Video!! Thank you so much!

[@edavellysravani2942]

therapist will get back pain soon, first raise the bed height. must add rhythm in movement and use gravity assistance is important.

[@dr.vijaychoudhary3296]

Fantastic and perfect exercises

[@HighTen_Melanie]

As an L1 incomplete paraplegic, I can say I recognise most of this. My Physio has very slight differences but essentially the same. Hamstring stretches are very painful if you have spasms. Ouch!

[@leeanne1703]

I get spasm through my entire body. No fun

[@dantevanbach251]

Thank you so much. By far the best vid on mobilisation

[@ergoterapieucebnice6777]

perfect! thank you!

[@bonifacemwero8590]

i like it.exactly as our teacher taught

[@kristaapplebomb185]

So interesting! Thank you for helping my decision as a high schooler interested in becoming a travel PTA!

[@elenakokic2046]

I've been researching senior exercises and found a fantastic website at Seniorcises (look it up on google)

[@sandeeprajak2641]

Great information thanks ma'am

[@MegaMusical10]

Good video, thanks!

[@caribaez5711]

I enjoyed this video..

[@LolaBug99]

Currently taking a PCA online program and this was a link on the lesson I was doing THANKS!

[@devieemovie7676]

Hey did you finish your pca online course am interested in it

[@EdwinMusonda]

Hello

[@Star-vg7ix]

Excellent!

[@SiyangMusic]

Fantastic!!

[@MrSriphat07]

this is very helpful

[@rebeccagonzalez6318]

I learned a lot from the video thanks

[@badilghouri8380]

Very very Thanks alot

[@gabriellacanales381]

I was taught to go slowly and to never raise the arm above the shoulder

[@MFPKhan]

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[@minashrestha4159]

thanks a lot

[@biswajitnayak8852]

so helpful

[@ddl4374]

Thank you. !

[@JayPrakash-kx2sv]

thank you mem

[@susanskanes2075]

While doing prox joint PASSIVE ROM, should try and avoid wrIst flexion. Hold in neutral for those prone to CTS.

[@dannyuttam8693]

I can have you as a therapist for my mom you are great. Is this exercise good for elderly who is completely immobilized after a fall from the bed with a femur fracture who is not able to move or stand ? Would this exercise help her do all that?

[@verylighthopper3113]

Very informative however I feel these exercise move too quickly for an injured patient for example the wrist exercises would have me screaming ! I broke my wrist two years ago and these were done by the therapists I had much slower. I had a hip transplant last fall due to the wrist injury and these hip range of motion exercises were done on a much much slower tempo.

[@toekneelorenzo2942]

All these r good but any tips if u have a stage 3 wound on ur back above ur colon?

[@skellam2]

How often can this be done?

[@mevluts]

HARİKA

[@praveenv3812]

Without lock the shoulder is there any chance for subluxation

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Kayleigh

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[@naazkhan2526]

My mom is bedritten from 2-3 year. She can't move her legs nd arms nd body ..can she walk nd sir again with this exercise ..

[@kristajade682]

:)

[@Aran93]

Patient should not wear socks for those type of exercises

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