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

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Pain with active range of motion and no pain with passive range of motion suggest a muscle or mover strain. This is because during active movements, the client is contracting the muscles and putting tension on the injured area, causing pain. However, during passive movements, the therapist is moving the client's limb without any contribution from the client's muscles, resulting in no pain.

If a Client Is Positive for Pain with Active Range