PROM is used prior to tests and measures of manual muscle testing and goniometry to:
a. demonstrate the desired motion.
b. determine the ROM present.
c. determine the end feel.
d. all of the above.
d
You might also like to view...
You are caring for a bicyclist who crashed in front of your building, and she has an angulated fracture to her left forearm. She tells you that she does not feel pain in her injured arm at all. How should you care for her?
a. Gently move her forearm back to its original position. b. Utilize a sling and swathe to immobilize the injury. c. Splint her forearm in the angulated position in which you found it. d. Apply gentle traction to her injured arm and secured it with a splint.
You have just delivered a full-term infant. His respirations are rapid and irregular, and he has a strong cry. What should you do next?
A. Allow the mother to hold her baby. B. Clamp and cut the umbilical cord. C. Assess the brachial or umbilical pulse. D. Begin assisting the newborn's breathing.