The doctor ordered active-assistive range-of-motion exercises for a resident.These exercises are done
A)By the person
B)By a health team member
C)By the person with your help
D)With a trapeze

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Active-assistive range-of-motion exercises are typically done by the resident with the help of a caregiver, such as a nursing assistant. The resident actively moves the joint or limb as much as possible, and then the caregiver assists with further movement to increase the range of motion. This helps maintain or improve joint flexibility and prevent contractures. Using a trapeze may be helpful in some cases, but it is not a necessary component of active-assistive range-of-motion exercises.

The Doctor Ordered Active-Assistive Range-Of-Motion Exercises for a Resident