Froggy Jumps Range of Motion Exercises QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on range of motion exercises in nursing with this quiz game! por Anas Tayseer 1 Moving a joint or extremity toward the midline of the body. a Adduction b Abduction c Flexion 2 Moving a joint or extremity away from the midline of the body. a Abduction b Adduction c Extension 3 Turning a joint or extremity on its axis toward the body's midline. a Rotation, internal b Rotation, external c Pronation 4 Turning a joint or extremity on its axis away the body's midline. a Rotation, external b Supination c Circumduction 5 Decreasing the angle between two bones. a Flexion b Extension c Pronation 6 Straightening a joint. a Extension b Inversion c Abduction 7 Moving a Joint past normal extension. a Hyperextension b Abduction c Eversion 8 Turning the body or body part to face upward. a Supination b Pronation c Inversion 9 Turning the body or body part to face downward. a Pronation b Flexion c Extension 10 Moving a body part in widening circles. a Circumduction b Eversion c Pronation 11 Turning the feet inward so toes point toward the midline. a Inversion b Eversion c Flexion 12 Turning the feet outward so toes are pointing away from the midline. a Eversion b Opposition c Extension 13 Touching the thumb to each finger. a Opposition b Inversion c Extension 14 Those exercises the patient can independently perform. a Active ROM b Passive ROM c Active –Assistive ROM 15 Exercises are performed for the patient by the nurse or other health care provider. a Passive ROM b Active ROM c Active –Assistive ROM 16 Exercises are performed by a patient with some assistance. a Active –Assistive ROM b Passive ROM c Active ROM 17 Repeat each movement at least: a 3 times b 5 times c 7 times 18 Repeat each movement maximum: a 5 times b 7 times c 10 times 19 Contraindications to ROM exercises: a Heart and respiratory diseases. b Fractured extremities c Neurological conditions 20 Indications of ROM exercises: a Musculoskeletal conditions such as fractured extremities b Heart and respiratory diseases. c Swollen and inflamed Joints
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