Total Knee Replacement Home Exercise Program Phase I
Supine hip abduction Action: Lie down. Keep knees straight and toes pointed . up to the ceiling. Slide involved leg out as far as possible and return to the starting position. (May need the assistance of another person for this exercise.) Do repetitions times per day. 8. Terminal knee extension Action: Lie down. Place rolled towel under knee ...
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