If a client is positive for pain with active range of motion,positive for pain with passive range of motion,and negative for pain with resisted motion,what type of injury does the client have?

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This pattern of symptoms—pain with both active and passive range of motion but not with resisted motion—suggests a sprain. A sprain is an injury to ligaments, which are tissues that connect bones to each other. Pain during both active and passive movements indicates that the issue is with a structure that is affected by movement regardless of muscle contraction, which is characteristic of ligament (sprain) or joint issues, rather than a muscle or tendon issue (which might present with pain during resisted movements, indicative of tendinitis or muscle strain).

If a Client Is Positive for Pain with Active Range