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Open Biceps Tenodesis Rehab Protocol - SASpine
saspine.comPhase I – Passive Range of Motion Phase (postop week 1- 2) Goals: • Minimize shoulder pain and inflammatory response • Achieve gradual restoration of gentle active range of motion • Enhance/ensure adequate scapular function Precautions/Patient Education: • Gentle (AROM) of the elbow against gravity only. • No excessive external rotation range of motion (ROM) / stretching.
Upper Body Passive Range of Motion for Arms
www.sralab.orgUpper Body: Range of Motion Exercises for the Arms - Passive (PROM) Author: Marc Fischer Author: Heidi C. Fischer Author: Catherine J. Pritchard Author: Kelsey Watters , OTR/L Author: Kimberly Kopka These exercises can help to improve the range of movement and decrease stiffness/pain at the joints of the arm.
Total Shoulder Arthroplasty/Hemiarthroplasty Protocol**
www.pacosm.comPhase I: Immediate Postsurgical Phase Goals: • Allow healing of soft tissue • Maintain integrity of replaced joint • Gradually increase passive range of motion (PROM) of shoulder; restore active range of motion
Rehabilitation Guidelines for Biceps Tenodesis
www.uwhealth.orgRange of Motion (ROM) Exercises (Please do not exceed the ROM specified for each exercise and time period) • Gentle active and active assistive range of motion for the elbow and wrist • Pain free, gentle passive range of motion for shoulder flexion, abduction, internal rotation and external rotation to neutral Suggested Therapeutic Exercise
Orthotic Devices and Shoes - Cigna
static.cigna.complantar flexion contracture of the ankle with dorsiflexion on passive range of motion testing of at least 10 degrees (i.e., a non-fixed contracture) when ALL of the following criteria are met: o reasonable expectation of the ability to correct the contracture
Total Hip Replacement BW 1-2010 - Western Ortho
www.western-ortho.com• Ankle Pumps, quad sets, glute sets, regular ambulation – for swelling and DVT prevention Range of Motion • Passive Range of Motion o Partner assisted ROM to be taught to patient and caregiver
RUG-III VERSION 5.12 CALCULATION WORKSHEET
www.cms.govof providing active or passive range of motion, splint/brace assistance, training in transfer, training in dressing/grooming, training in eating/swallowing, training in bed mobility or walking, training in communication, amputation/prosthesis care, any scheduled toileting program, and bladder retraining program.
Passive Range of Motion - Beacon Hospital Dublin
www.beaconhospital.iePage 1 of 5 Last Updated May 2011 Physiotherapy Department Range of Motion Exercise Programme Physiotherapy Department Beacon Hospital 01-2936692