This document provides instructions for performing passive range of motion exercises on different joints of the body. It lists 18 steps, including preparing the patient and environment, supporting the limb being exercised, moving each joint smoothly through its full range of motion multiple times, addressing any contractures, and documenting the activity. The goal is to move each joint through its full range without causing pain.

1. SKILL NAME /TOPIC: -
PROVIDING PASSIVE
RANGE OF MOTION
EXERCISE

2. 1.Follow the common steps
Check physician order and patient
condition
Identify patient
Explain procedure
Elevate bed level
Break wheel of bed
Check connection can interferes
Provide privacy

3. 2. Expose only limb being
exercised
3. Support limb by holding it
above and below joint Or either
by
– Cupping joint in palm of your
hand Or,
– Cradling limbs along your
forearm

4. 4. Move limb smoothly and
rhythmically within its range of
motion from 2 to 5 times for
each joint

5. 5,6. Rom –head and neck
Flexion
Extension

6. Lateral flexion Rotation

7. 7. ROM- Shoulder
Flexion:
Extention

8. Shoulder Abduction:
Shoulder Adduction:

9. Shoulder Internal rotation
& External rotation

10. 8. ROM- elbow
Flexion
Extension

11. 9. ROM- forearm
Supination Pronation

12. 10. ROM-
wrist
Flexion
-
-Extension
-Hyper extension

13. 11. ROM- fingers
_Flexion
-Extension

14. -Abduction
-Adduction
-Opposition

15. 12. ROM- hip
-Flexion
-Extension

16. Abduction
-Adduction

17. Hip: Internal rotation
-External rotation

18. 13. ROM- knee
-Flexion
-Extension

19. 14. ROM- ankle
-Dorsa-flexion
-Plantar flexion

20. -Inversion
-Eversion

21. 15. ROM- toes
Flexion
-Extension

22. Toe-Abduction
-Adduction

23. Step 16:
If contractive or rigidity are present
apply slow firm pressure without causing
pain

24. 17. Follow after care
Cover patient
Put side rail up
Put bed level down
Wash hands

25. Step 18
Record